Turmeric & Honey Soap w/ kojic Acid

Revitalize your skin with our antioxidant-rich Turmeric Honey Soap. Featuring a golden blend of organic turmeric, soothing raw honey, and brightening kojic acid, this nourishing bar gently cleanses while providing key vitamins and nutrients to promote a healthy, youthful glow. The anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties of turmeric combined with the hydrating effects of honey make this soap ideal for fighting environmental damage and addressing common skin concerns like dullness. Kojic acid from Japanese mushrooms evens skin tone while vitamin E protects against free radicals. Our soap is crafted with plant-based ingredients and essential oils, avoiding harsh chemicals. Indulge your senses and nourish your skin with this vibrant, aromatic turmeric honey soap. Do not use on damaged skin or open wounds.

Ingredients:

Coconut Oil Palm Oil (sustainable palm) Safflower Oil Glycerin (kosher, of vegetable origin) Honey (100% pure Grade A) Purified Water Sodium Hydroxide (saponifying agent) Sorbitol (moisturizer) Propylene Glycol (made from vegetable glycerin) Sorbitan Oleate (emulsifier) Oat protein (conditioner)

Note:

We make all our soaps in small batches and all products are handcrafted. The color and weight may vary from bar to bar.

You should test a small portion of your skin before using it fully. We do not claim to cure or prevent any disease or medical problem and are not intended to substitute any therapy or medical advice. Sunscreen is required when using this product. Follow up with using a moisturizer.

Life of your bar: 6 Months

Weight: 5oz

We are not any sharp medical advisers. We produce products to help with skin conditions that would require consistent use. We can't guarantee any type of cure or healing.

The information in my listings pertains to the properties of the ingredients used in the product. Customer is responsible for researching such ingredients and being aware of their skin type and allergies to avoid complications. The product is used at customer’s risk, assuming they have done necessary research.