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Made from fresh brewed White Tea and topped with candied ginger as exfoliant. White Tea is known as a very potent skin rejuvenation agent.
Handmade with fresh All-natural ingredients. NO harmful chemicals or preservatives
Artisanal Soap Crafted the Old Fashioned Way using Cold Process Soapmaking
Key ingredients - White Tea & Ginger essential oil and candied ginger
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Handmade organic soap bar- Herbal Tea Soap with Ginger. Light white tea leaves and the warmth and spiciness of fresh ginger stimulate the body any time of day. We use organic and high quality natural essential oils, herbs and botanical sourced from all over the world to create homemade soaps the old-fashioned way, through the cold-process method of soap-making. Unlike mass-produced commercial soaps, it takes time to create a Falls River Soap. We work in small batches at a low temperature and age the soaps for up to four to six weeks to preserve the natural glycerin, producing the most luxurious, pure and gentle moisturizing soap imaginable. With proper storage and in-use care, youll get the most of your handmade natural soap!: 1. Use a soap dish that offers drainage (e.g. slotted) so the soap can dry between uses 2. Store soaps in cool, dry location that allows air circulation. Handmade natural soaps are high in natural glycerin and vegetable oils; non-ventilated storage may result in a weepy or rancid soap bar 3. Keep your stored soaps out of direct sunlight, as natural ingredient colors may fade 4. If storing several soaps, its best to store similar scents together How to avoid typical problems in Handmade soaps: > Soap is not lathering well Most likely you have hard water. The soap will not lather well if you have hard water > Soap becomes soggy and disintegrates quickly Keep the soap dry between uses. Handmade soaps are high in natural glycerin and vegetable oil which tend to make the soap soggy and disintegrate if kept in water or in humid condition. Use a soap dish that offers drainage (e.g. slotted) so the soap can dry between uses
