Pink Grapefruit & Rose Mimosa Soap
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Energize your skin with the Pink Grapefruit & Rose Mimosa Soap, where the vibrant zest of pink grapefruit meets the delicate sweetness of rose mimosa. This artisanal soap is thoughtfully crafted in small batches with natural, high-quality ingredients, ensuring your skin feels as good as it smells.
Blended with antioxidant-rich Australian hemp seed oil and silky kaolin clay, this soap creates a luxurious and cleansing lather that nourishes your skin. With the tangy, fruity fragrance of pink grapefruit, complemented by a splash of mandarin and sweet rose geranium essential oils, this soap offers a burst of freshness.
The infused Apricot scrub gently exfoliates, leaving your skin smooth, soft, and glowing, while the floral aroma of rose mimosa lingers for a subtly elegant finish.
Handmade with care in Beechworth, Australia, Wild Emery soaps are as kind to the earth as they are to your skin. Packaged in eco-friendly, plastic-free wrapping, this soap makes a thoughtful, sustainable addition to your daily routine.
✔ 100% natural, vegan & cruelty-free
✔ Deeply moisturizing with nourishing oils
✔ Eco-friendly & recyclable packaging
✔ Handmade with love in small batches
Weight when packaged: 110g
A luxurious lather, a fragrant escape—pamper your skin with scents that soothe and delight.
INGREDIENTS
Sodium Olivate (olive oil), Sodium Cocoate (coconut oil), Sodium Shea Butterate (organic shea butter), Ricinus Communis (castor), Cannabis Sativa (Australian hemp) Seed Oil, Citrus Paradisi Peel (pink grapefruit) Oil, Prunus Armeniaca (apricot) Seed, Citrus Nobilis (mandarin) Oil, Pelargonium Graveolens (rose geranium) Flower Oil, Illite (yellow clay), Kaolin (clay), Sodium Chloride (sea salt)
TAKE CARE
Store in a cool and dry place until use. Allow your soap to completely dry between uses. Keep out of mouth and eyes. For external use only. Discontinue use if irritation occurs.
Please check with your medical professional prior to using if you are pregnant or have any health concerns regarding the use of essential oils.
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