with Cocoa and Turkish Mocha fragrance, sensitive skin , Coffee 4 Ounce (Fal-2492)

• Exfoliate and acts as alternate sunscreen remedy. Eliminates odors, use as shampoo- Completely Handmade.
• Key ingredients - Fresh Brewed Coffee, Cocoa, Shea Butter, Coconut Oil with Natural Glycerin. Compare ingredients with popular mass produced soaps and you will know what is best for your skin.
• Cold Processed soap, so it is made at low temperature and cured over 60 days to keep ingredients effective yet gentle to skin.
• Effective Face and Body soap. This is an extremely effective soap so use do not use excessively. It has a very moisturizing lather and after effect so in most cases you may not need to apply any lotion after face wash.
• For issues like soap does not wash off quickly from your skin, soap getting too soft or disintegrating, fragrance issues or any ies please reach out to us and we can help solve the problem.

POWER or 2 in 1– with Unique blend of : Coffee Cocoa All this has been mixed into therapeutic grade Essential Oils and other natural oils like Coconut Oil, Rice Barn Oil, Palm Oil, Shea Butter, Castor Oil. Key Benefits of this soap It has all the benefits of natural cold process soaps mentioned below and in addition the specific ingredients helps in: Coffee Soap – Great for sensitive skin – Natural caffeine found in coffee has been shown to be very soothing to the skin. Excellent skin care ingredient to use in soaps designed to be gentle on sunburned skin, winter-reddened skin, or other skin sensitivities Antioxidants and Exfoliation– Exfoliate or deep-cleanse, and let coffee’s natural antioxidants cleanse your pores. Great to exfoliate your heels and ankles too ing of Cellulite – Coffee Bar act as a mild astringent, and temporarily firm up the skin around the arms and legs so that cellulite deposits are hidden Eliminating Odors – Natural coffee grounds are one of nature’s best deodorizers Cocoa Soap – Natural Brown color when used as a Shampoo Renew and firm - Cocoa powder helps to renew and firm new skin cells, and it also helps promote y cell development Why choose natural soap? Today there are very few true soaps on the market. Most body s, both liquid and solid, are actually synthetic detergent Take a look at the list of ingredients for an average bar of soap in your local store. It could contain sodium lauryl sule (SLS), an anionic surfactant used in laundry detergent that will dry out and irritate your skin. It may also have sodium laureth sule (SLES), a cheap foaming agent that can become contaminated with the suspected carcinogen Dioxane while being manufactured If it’s labeled as antibacterial it probably contains triclosan. This is classified as a pesticide by the Environmental Protection Agency. Three quarters of antibacterial liquid soaps and a third of antibacterial bar soaps contain triclosan, which is thought to be contributing to increasing bacterial resistance across the world Long term effects for using non-natural soaps Our skin is naturally protected by mantel layer. Most of the market / non-natural soaps are highly alkaline and strips away our natural defense. It takes about 48 hrs for the mantel to rebuild by itself. This means that the skin gets drier irritated and bacterial attacks happen more often. That is the reason we have got used to body lotions to stop the side effect of these soaps Acne breakouts happen as the body’s defense breaks down Benefits of Natural Cold Process Soaps We manufacture our soaps using the old fashioned Cold Process. This means we use time to cook our soap vs heat. Think Wine think slow cooker!! This means that all the benefits of the essential oils and natural additives we add still retains its efficacy Our Cold Process soaps are aged and cured for at least 60 days to make it extra gentle to skin True saponification happens when Oils and ty s react with Lye. Natural Glycerin is created in the process which is loved by our skin Our Soaps are not as alkaline as the store bought soaps. Our soaps is saturated with additional natural Oils which provides natural conditioning