If you haven’t heard of Odd Man Inn - an incredible animal refuge and sanctuary - you MUST check them out to get the idea behind their one-of-kind products. Check them out - and shop - at https://oddmaninn.org/!
I’d been looking for some handmade, cruelty-free soaps. Well, the clever SWAMP line of soaps and other necessities is exactly what I wanted. This particular soap is made with Apricot Chamomile and it’s a lovely, subtle and very pleasant scent. I drink lots of chamomile tea and used to do facial steam baths with the tea. Apricots are one of my favorite fruits and the two blended together are perfect! Ever notice how fragrances are associated with lots of me pries? Well these two unleash an avalanche of fond memories for me.
The soaps come in an environmentally responsible wrapping and package. I bought extra to keep in drawers to help my unmentionables smell good too - and then I can still use them. I also bought some as gifts for friends and they were a hit!
Below more details from their website for their Handcrafted Cruelty-Free “Swamp Soaps.” Check it out yourself and definitely try them. You won’t be disappointed! And, your purchase helps support the animals at OMI. Win-Win!
PRODUCT DETAILS
Cold Process soap bars
Hand-crafted in USA
High quality ingredients including essential oils, olive oil and organic shea butter
No sulfates, parabens, or preservatives
Approximately 3.5″ x 2.25″ x 1″; each bar of soap weighing roughly 4.8 oz.
Presented in a compostable kraft paper bag
Due to the handmade nature of this soap, color shades and swirl styles may slightly vary. Each bar is truly unique!
INGREDIENTS
Olive Oil, Soybean Oil, Coconut Oil, Corn Oil, Sunflower Oil, Organic Shea Butter, Water, Sodium Hydroxide (Lye), Essential Oils and other fragrance. May contain FD&C and/or mineral colorants.
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