This bar while unscented has warm sweet notes of honey and oats combined.  This bar is parked with raw honey, homemade oat milk and colloidal oatmeal.

Honey acts as a humectant in soap thereby locking in moisture. Oatmeal acts as an emollient and moisturizer creating a very mild, deeply moisturizing soothing bar of soap. Ideal for sensitive and dry skin types. 

• Suitable for all skin types and tones. 
• Daily use - gentle enough for use on face & body. 
• Leaves skin feeling moisturized, conditioned, soft and smooth. 
• No excess stripping of natural oils on the skin. 
• Shea butter and olive oil provides moisturizing and conditioning effect. 
• Coconut oil creates a luscious bubbly lather.
• Coconut cream further increase the creaminess and bubbly lather.
• Kaolin clay enhances the slipperiness and silkiness
• Created in small batches in New Jersey.

Paraben Free | Phthalate-Free | Palm Oil Free | Plant Based | Cruelty Free

Net Weight: 5.5oz 

 

Olive Oil Olea Europaea
Organic Coconut Oil  Cocos Nucifera
Shea Butter  Butyrospermum Parkii
Rice Bran Oil Oryza Sativa
Distilled Water
Lye Sodium Hydroxide*
Castor Oil  Ricinus Communis Seed Oil
Coconut Cream 
Koalin Clay 

Fragrance Oil 

1. Wet the soap bar and your face or full body.

2. Rub the bar between your hands to create lather. Then apply lather to your face.

3. Massage in and rinse.

ABOUT OUR PACKAGING

At Adrian Fanus, being environmentally conscious is our priority. We pride our business knowing that sustainable is at the forefront of product development. A few of the step we are taking (considering Covid) 

1. We strive to eliminate single use plastic in our packaging and manufacturing facilities.

2. All of our soaps are packaged in boxes to preserve the integrity and guarantee that our customers receive a sanitary product.

3. All of our jars and bottles are made of 100% PCR ( post consumer recycle) plastic. That means they are not virgin plastic, the plastic that is clogging our landfill is recycled, cleans and made into new recyclable plastic.

The carbon footprint of producing 100% PCR plastic is 60% less than producing virgin plastic therefore requiring fewer CO2 emissions.