Description

Real Luxury. Shea and Cocoa Butter Bar of Soap

This soap is made with: Olive Oil, Sustainable Palm Oil, Castor Oil, Coconut Oil, Cocoa Butter, Shea Butter, Sodium Hydroxide(Lye), Rainwater, Calendula Petals soaked in Almond Oil, Ultramarine Blue Oxide Pigment, Ultramarine Violet Oxide Pigment as colour, fragrance oil, Silver Mica.

A nice hard soap with conditioning properties but still lovely bubbles and creaminess. Both Shea and Cocoa Butter are luxury items to have inside a soap, they condition your skin beautifully. Enjoy.

The scent is from Bramble Berry my supplier in the states. I use their fragrance oils because they are the highest quality and skin safe.

BB:"Chamomile Bergamot: This wonderful fragrance, based on a Garden Botanika blend ("Very Well"), is a blend, primarily made up of its namesakes, Chamomile and Bergamot. Not content to be a two-note blend, this fragrance also contains notes of Tangerine, Pettigrain, Sage, Geranium and Moss. These wonderful notes (all fantastic on their own, but serendipitous in this mix) make for an herbal-ly, balancing scent."

BB:"We test all our fragrances by actually using them in numerous batches of soap. When you purchase our fragrance oils, you can be certain that your end product will smell just right!
Fragrance oils are rigorously tested in Cold Process (temperature range 100-115 degrees) We prefer to keep our Cold Process temperatures low, as higher temperatures can be temperamental.
We include testing notes in each fragrance description as appropriate.
Our fragrance oils are packaged in glass bottles for maximum longevity."

Shipping, I can fit up to 2 soaps into the bubble wrap bags from NZ Post which is I think the best way for them to travel. These cost $4 anywhere within non rural NZ.

Sustainability Statement from Aromatics and More:
The supplier is working closely with the growers to aim at enviromental sustainability and a members of the RSPO which stands for Rountable for Sustainable Palm. This programme is designed to encourage Palm Oil producers to conduct their livliehoods in a sustainable and responsible manner.