Rose & Orange— Hand-Poured Botanical Bar

Rose and Orange Soap

A soft, cheerful bar with a light scent of rose geranium and sweet orange. The floral and citrus notes blend into a fresh, gentle smell that isn't too strong. Mountain rhubarb gives the outside a soft pink color, while the inside stays a warm yellowish orange, with no dyes added.

We blend our tallow with organic olive and coconut oils and hand-pour each bar. It makes a creamy, bubbly lather that feels soft and nourishing on the skin.

Every one of our soaps is made from scratch, never melt and pour. Even our main ingredient, tallow, is rendered at home from hand slaughtered Zabiha Halal suet we get from our local butcher. We never use fragrance oils, synthetic dyes, or palm oil. We choose high-quality ingredients because we want the best for our customers.

Made in a woman-owned, family-run kitchen, slowly, in small batches, with intention.

Why you'll love it

• Light and fresh: rose geranium with sweet orange
• Pink outside, yellowish orange inside, naturally colored with mountain rhubarb, no dyes added
• Made from scratch with home-rendered Zabiha Halal tallow and organic oils
• Creamy, bubbly lather
• Scented with essential oils only, never synthetic fragrance
• Hand-poured in small batches
• Woman-owned, family-made

How to enjoy

Lather between hands, on a washcloth, or straight onto the skin, cleanse, and rinse. Lovely for hands and body every day. Let the bar dry between uses.

Ingredients

Suet Tallow (Zabiha Halal, hand-slaughtered, home-rendered), Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Organic Coconut Oil, Mountain Rhubarb, Rose Geranium Essential Oil, Orange Essential Oil, Lye (none remains in the finished bar)

Care

Keep on a draining dish away from standing water. Handmade, so slight variations are natural. Mountain rhubarb gives a natural color that may vary a little from batch to batch and soften over time, which doesn't affect the soap.

Good to Know

For external use only. Avoid the eye area. If you have sensitive skin, try it on a small area first.