Hand-processed, hand-stamped, and cold-processed the Botanik Gardener's Seed Soap is all quality and then some! This soap is created for hands that tend the earth and work the soil. Our proprietary essential oil blend of Lavender, Clary Sage, and Cypress scented bar soap effectively scrubs away the day's toil, getting better with every use as the seeds gradually become exposed.
100% recyclable, vegan, and cruelty-free.
The perfect gift for lovers of the land planting, pruning, and growing to their hearts' content.
Formed lovingly by human hands.
To use: Work into a rich lather with warm water and massage onto face, body, or hands as desired. Rinse. For best results, allow bar to dry between uses. For all skin types.
Linnea is crafted in small batches from fragrant oils and domestically grown soy wax which is then packaged in locally-sourced packaging materials to create products that are eco-friendly, cruelty-free, and highest quality ingredients free from harsh chemicals. Linnea's essence embodies four successive generations of inspiring women to create a brand full of heritage, passion, and integrity.
- Dimensions 5.5 oz
- Color White
- Weight 1.0 lb
- Country of origin United States of America
- Care instructions For best results, allow bar to dry between uses. For all skin types.
- SKU 3026375
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