All-Natural Loofah Soap

Made with loofahs grown right here in my garden, this soap bar scrubs like no other.  I make these by cutting a large slice of one of my homegrown, all-natural loofahs and sink it right into the middle of the soap while it's still in liquid form.  Once it solidifies, you have an amazing scrubby bar of soap!

I originally created these for my son who had gotten a summer job as a mechanic.  He was one of those rare teenagers who really liked to be clean, and he was really struggling to get the black soot off his skin, especially his hands, at the end of the day.  And voila an idea was born!  No more blackened mechanic hands or raw scrubbed clean hands from the harsh and gritty chemical hand cleaners (or hunting down my dish soap out of his shower). 

While these are great for scrubbing away the grime and exfoliating your skin to a smooth shine, remember they are still gentle and shouldn't irritate sensitive skin.  Just don't scrub too hard!

Currently available in two varieties:

Sunny-in-the-Garden loofah bars are made with the refreshing scent of lemongrass, the relaxing scent of lavender, and combined with the citrus of mandarin orange.  These are sure to leave you feeling refreshed and clean.

The Green Paws bars are infused with uplifting rosemary oil and purifying tea tree, peppermint and rosemary oils, leaving you feeling invigorated after use. The loofah bars make for thorough yet gentle exfoliation.

These also make for wonderful gifts and stocking stuffers.

Ingredients: Aloe Glycerin Soap Base, Loofah, Therapeutic-Grade Aromatic oils.

All herbal ingredients are grown right here in my pollinator supporting, all-natural garden.

And Remember:

Every herb, flower or plant I use here and throughout my store is planted, grown and harvested in my home garden using organic practices that are all-natural, pollinator considerate and pesticide free.  Each ingredient is harvested and processed by (my very own) hand.  I create every product that I sell in my store (always under the watchful eyes of my four-legged supervisors, of course).  There’s no repackaging or relabeling here!