Description

Sage Soap

Soothe · Cleanse · Ground Yourself, Naturally

This Sage Soap is made with real, sustainable ceremonial white sage, pure sage essential oil, and a touch of sage fragrance to give the scent lasting power. It’s deeply aromatic and grounding, perfect for clearing the mind and cleansing the skin.

Ingredients

Saponified Oils of Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, Sustainable Organic Palm Oil, Castor Oil, Unrefined Beeswax, Sage Powder, Sage Essential Oil, Sage Fragrance.

Why Olive Oil Makes Soap Better

Olive oil brings a creamy, luxurious lather to this Sage Soap and is one of the most conditioning oils available. Though there are trendier oils, few are as nourishing or as affordable without compromising bar quality.

Coconut oil gives the bar cleansing strength and bubbly lather, but too much can be drying. My recipe carefully balances the coconut oil so this Sage Soap is cleansing, not stripping.

The Truth About Sustainable Palm Oil

Palm oil is one of the best all-around soap-making oils. It adds hardness, lather, and longevity. I only use certified sustainable and organic palm oil in my Sage Soap.

My palm oil is sourced from:

• RSPO members (Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil)

• USDA-certified organic suppliers

According to the World Wildlife Fund, supporting RSPO-certified palm is more sustainable than replacing palm oil with less efficient alternatives that use more land and resources.

Castor Oil = Lather You’ll Love

I use castor oil in my Sage Soap because it’s unmatched in creating a creamy, bubbly lather in small amounts. It softens and conditions, like a magic touch in every bar.

Why There’s Beeswax in my Sage Soap

Beeswax helps harden the bar and adds a rich, creamy texture. I tried to find a vegan alternative that felt right, but nothing matched the quality without adding synthetic ingredients.

I buy beeswax from local, small-scale beekeepers whenever I can. These keepers truly care for their hives and are essential to pollination and food production.

Fragrance That Feels Good

More than half my soaps use essential oils only, including Sage Soap. If I include a fragrance, I test it personally. If it gives me a headache, it doesn’t go into anything I sell.

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