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Ruby Hill Farm & Soapery

Charcoal & Tea Tree Goat Milk Soap

Charcoal & Tea Tree Goat Milk Soap

$10.00 CAD
$10.00 CAD
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Indulge in the soothing combination of charcoal and tea tree with this natural goat milk soap. Formulated with natural ingredients, this soap helps to nourish and protect your skin with the unique and beneficial properties of charcoal and tea tree oil. Charcoal draws out impurities from the skin, while tea tree oil helps to fight bacteria and even skin tone.

INGREDIENTS:
Saponified 100% Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Organic Coconut Oil, Avocado Oil, Unrefined Shea Butter, Organic Castor Oil, Raw Goat Milk, Activated Charcoal, Sodium Lactate & an Essential Oil Blend of Tea Tree, Lavender, Cedarwood, and Rosemary.

 

CAUTION:

This product is made with high quality pure essential oils. Please discontinue use with any adverse reactions. This product may make colored suds. This product is for external use only and is not for human consumption.

 

SOAP CARE TIP: 

To extend the life of your handmade soap, use a draining soap dish that will keep your soap dry underneath. 

* FREE of any Preservatives, Parabens, Phosphates, Artificial Fragrances and Colorants.
*We use only essential oils and natural colorants such as herbs and clays.
* Fresh goat milk from our goats at Ruby Hill Farm.
* Soap is made in small batches. therefore, no two bars are identical.
* 1 bar is cut at approximately 4.5-5oz.
* Palm Oil FREE
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  • Return & Refund Policy

    Due to the nature of the product, we cannot process a return. However, if you are unhappy with your product, please contact me and I will do my best to assure your satisfaction.

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