Lullaby

This Charcoal soap has an amazing fragrance oil of French Lavender that simply helps you sleep better at night!

Activated charcoal is one of the most versatile ingredients you can put into skincare products. It's most often used to address breakouts, dull skin, premature signs of aging, though it can even be recommended for Eczema and Psoriasis. Activated charcoal's versatility and effectiveness have earned it a strong reputation in the skincare industry as a powerful ingredient.

Charcoal soap can be hugely helpful to skin when used as part of a regular routine. Not only does it exfoliate and reduce inflammation, but it can also absorb toxins and excess oil. That means charcoal soap can help reduce breakouts, reduce pore size, give skin healthy glow, and help prevent signs of premature aging especially when used regularly. It has also been used to treat conditions like Eczema, Psoriasis and dandruff.

Benefits of charcoal soap:

. Helps absorb excess oil

. Help prevent breakouts.

. Tighten pores

. Makes skin firmer

. Exfoliates skin

. Brightens complexion

. Exfoliates dry, dead skin that can lead to flakes and dandruff

. Deeply cleans

. Calms inflammation and redness

INGREDIENTS: shea butter, cocoa butter, coconut oil, sweet almond oil, olive oil, mica, essential oils, activated charcoal, titanium dioxide, distilled water, sodium hydroxide.

HOW TO USE A SOAP BAR THE RIGHT WAY?

Keep the water at a warm temperature. If the water is too hot, the soap will create less lather, and your bar will ultimately shrink faster. Hot water is also dries out your skin, so keep it nice and warm. Rinse off your bar quickly and let it dry between uses. By keeping the soap dry between uses, you'll ensure it stays fresh for every use. Remember to store your soap bar out of direct water, use a soap dish, cut it into smaller pieces, apply less soap with a cloth or loofah and combine soap ends into a soap saver bag. With these strategies, you will enjoy longer-lasting suds and a more sustainable hygiene routine.