Tired of those hand soaps that strip your skin and require lotion afterward? Us too. This hand soap is ultra-gentle and great for children or those with dry skin. We infuse our soap with actual organic oats which are extremely hydrating and nutritive to the skin. We also use a base of our own hand made organic Castille soap which is the most gentle soap in the world. Lastly, we scent it with organic Lavender essential oil which is soothing and gentle to both the skin and the soul.
Enjoy both using and looking at this beautiful soap. It's great!
Ingredients: Distilled Water, Saponified Coconut Oil*, Olive Oil*, Grapeseed Oil, Sweet Almond Oil, Jojoba Oil*, Oats*,Guar Gum, Lavender Oil*, Citric Acid*
*indicates certified organic
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We believe that your skin is just as vital as any other organ in your body. Here at Butter Me Up Organics, we like to say, "Don't put anything on your body that you wouldn't put in it." So, on that note, all of our products are completely edible. They may not be so tasty, however, but everything we use is non- toxic premium ingredients. Can you say that about the products you're currently using?
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Organic
Non-GMO
Completely cruelty-free
No sulfates, phthalates or parabens…ever
No synthetic dyes or fragrances
Labels printed on recycled paper from eco-friendly soy-based inks
Completely all-natural and safe
Zero waste company
Mailing packaging upcycled when possible
Everything is made with love <3
***This product has not been approved by the FDA though the individual ingredients have. This is not intended to replace the advice of a physician nor is it intended to treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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