Shea Butter Plus Essential Oils Soaps

Shea Butter Plus Essential Oils Soaps

Are you a soap lover? While I like having clean hands just like the next mom, “I do love me some sweet smelling soap”! You know, the ones that you keep in your bathroom, away from the kids and even your spouse. Well let me tell you about these Shea Butter Plus Essential Oils Soaps…

Indulgent, creamy, spa treatment quality are words that the scent of these all natural soaps. The scents flow past your nose as you open the package.

This set of soaps arrives packaged in a sweet little organza bag which would be nice enough to use as a gift if you were ordering to use in a gift basket or for company.

Inside the draw string closed bag are three (3) individually wrapped soaps: Lotus Simplicity ~ Safari Dream ~ Black Bamboo

According to the ingredient listing, each bar is made from Shea butter, olive, palm and coconut oils, sweet almond, green tea seed, evening primrose and jojoba, aloe, and glycerin. This makes up the base bar of soap. Then depending on the desired scent, specific essential oils are added.

I though the Lotus simplicity was my favorite until we opened the Black Bamboo..LOL… Honestly, each bar is as special a treat as the next. They lather gently (not overly so) and rinse clean without leaving that “bar soap” sticky feeling.

This set would be a great addition to your special stash of products that make you feel special. They also would be a wonderful gift to someone that you wanted to make feel special.

Order your set of these exotic all natural soaps today. You will be so glad you it!

 

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