Bourboned Tobacco Soap

Description

The scent of this soap is a combination of cedarwood and tobacco leaf, blended with rose petals, tonka bean and oak-aged bourbon.

The dark brown splotches you see in this soap are small concentrations of the Rhassoul Clay.  I’ve used this Moroccan clay in other soaps (especially men’s soaps).  It is rich in potassium and calcium, and beneficial to those with oily skin.  This is not meant to diagnose, treat, cure or otherwise advise on medical issues; rather, to simply explain the spots in the soap.  Please continue to do research to find the full value of this cosmetic clay that has been used for centuries.

Ingredients: Coconut Oil, Olive Oil, Palm Oil, Water, Lye, Fragrance Oil, Castor Oil, Rhassoul Clay, activated charcoal.

About: Our soap is handmade in a tiny shop on our farm in Southwest Missouri. It is made in small batches that are allowed to cure for a minimum of 4 weeks. After it is cured, we shrink wrap each bar and apply a label that includes the ingredients and the minimum weight of the bar, as well as some other information.  When we receive your order, we hand select the bars and ship them to you, usually the very same day via USPS.

Weight: Each bar of soap weighs from 4.5 to 5.5 oz. (unless stated otherwise) when cured and labeled, but may continue to lose weight over time. They are hand-cut, so the weight will vary slightly.  We label the soap with the lowest weight of the batch.

Storage & Use: Handmade lye soap should be kept in a dry ventilated area until time to use.  Between uses, be sure to put the soap on a well-drained soap dish or rack.  By allowing the soap to dry between uses, it will last much longer.  If allowed to sit in moisture, it may become mushy.