Steel Grey Goat Milk Soap
Steel Grey Goat Milk Soap
3.1 oz., measures approximately 3" x 4". -
What can be said about the scent of a man after showering with this amber, lavender, and sandalwood scented aroma of our Drakkar-inspired soap? This soap is made with organic goat's milk soap, castor oil, activated charcoal, and Bramble Berry's Drakkar Type fragrance oil. The fragrance oil is FDA approved and 100% phthalate free. The activated charcoal allow for a natural way to clear away the toxins of the day while softening the skin. He will love the cleansing yet conditioning action of this soap.
Watch out! This scent is going to lure you closer to him.
Did you know the FDA does not classify mainstream soaps as soap? They’re so processed and chemical-filled, they’re classified as a detergent. I love using our organic goats milk soaps! They don’t contain surfacants and chemicals like mainstream soap does. They do contain vitamins and nutrients that feed our skin and support our healthy skin biome, naturally. After all, our skin is the largest organ in our body.
Ingredients:
organic goat’s milk melt & pour soap *with shea butter
organic castor oil
Activated Charcoal
Bramble Berry Drakkar fragrance oil
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Disclosure***This product is made with fragrance oils from brambleberry.com. They state “There are over 3500 materials (aroma chemicals, essential oils and essential oil components) that are approved for use in fragrance oils. Fragrance oils are not policed by the FDA; rather, they are a self-regulated body. Each individual ingredient is tested for things such as irritation, solvency, absorption, to physical characteristics like flash point, specific gravity, and flammability as well as more serious things, such as carcinogenic indicators etc… Once an ingredient is fully tested, the results are published in a peer-reviewed journal. A group called ‘RIFM’ performs all the tests (RIFM stands for Research Institute for Fragrance Materials).
The International Fragrance Association (IFRA) is an international organization that represents fragrance manufacturers. IFRA takes the data and reports from Research Institute for Fragrance Materials (RIFM), evaluates it and publishes guidelines for usage. IFRA will make recommendations for which raw materials are safe to use in fragrance oils; often, what is safe for potpourri will not be safe for the skin. Your supplier should follow IFRA’s guidelines and use only RIFM approved materials in their fragrance oils. Of course, Bramble Berry follows IFRA’s guidelines and uses only RIFM approved materials in our fragrance oils.”
