Eucalyptus - Tallow Soap

Using tallow soap is easy and effective. Simply wet the soap, lather it in your hands, and apply the rich, creamy foam to your face and body. Its exceptional lathering capability ensures thorough cleansing, leaving you feeling clean and fresh from head to toe. Enjoy the luxurious, all-over clean experience with tallow soap. Best if used within 12 months.

Let soap bar dry between uses to maximize longevity. Leaving the bar in water can lead to it turning to mush.

Intended to provide gentle, but effective cleaning, while leaving your skin feeling and smelling great.
Essential Oil Benefits:
Lemon Essential Oil: has been shown to reduce acne, reduce inflammation, and enhance mood. Lemon Essential Oil also contains antibacterial properties and nutrients to help treat damaged skin.
Eucalyptus Essential Oil: Eucalyptus is widely recognized for its effectiveness in managing and preventing acne. Moreover, it enhances circulation, essential for promoting a healthy radiance. Its anti-inflammatory properties alleviate redness and other inflammatory issues, making it an excellent skin soothing agent.
Benzoin Essential Oil: provides a warm, comforting aroma and is known for its skin-soothing properties, making it suitable for those with sensitive or dry skin. It can help moisturize and calm irritated skin, leaving it feeling soft and refreshed after each use.
Indigo Powder: Indigo Powder's anti-inflammatory qualities can calm wounds, offering relief from cuts, scars, and scrapes. Additionally, it is known to brighten the skin.
French Green Clay: French green clay is renowned for its ability to tone and firm the skin. Consistent use of French green clay can aid in preserving skin elasticity, ultimately minimizing the visibility of fine lines and wrinkles.
Coconut Oil: is a powerful and effective cleanser that's packed with anti-inflammatory properties.
Olive Oil: helps the body maintain it's pH balance while providing nourishment and moisturizing properties.
Lye: is a very-alkaline product that is used to make soap. When lye is added to fats and oils, they undergo a process called saponification, which turned the ingredients into a soap.

Disclaimer: These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases. Results may vary.