Ganesha Bar Soap

Gaṇeśa

Lord of Beginnings

All Medicine Soaps are:

• Vegan,

• 100% natural and non toxic (contain no synthetic ingredients),

• 100% biodegradable,

• Palm oil free,

• Cruelty free (TestedonTara Certified),

• Handmade with love, respect and intention, and

• Made with – at minimum – 75% Certified Organic Ingredients.

Unique Features of Gaṇeśa (pronounced ‘Ganesha’):

• A gently exfoliating bar: feel the Alkanet Root granules against your skin as you cleanse! (This is a mild exfoliator; for a full exfoliation experience, check out Rise and Shine. For a similar gentle exfoliation experience, check out Red Cedar.)

• A unique blend of Ylang Ylang, Bergamot and Cedarwood essential oils to welcome in the new and foster grounded momentum.

Ingredients:

Sodium Cocoate (Organic Coconut Oil), Sodium Olivate (Organic Olive Oil), Sodium Avocadate (Avocado Oil), Sodium Cocoa Butterate (Organic Unrefined Cocoa Butter), Sodium Shea Butterate (Organic Unrefined Shea Butter), Cananga Odorata Flower (Ylang Ylang III) Oil, Citrus Aurantium Bergamia (Bergamot) Fruit Oil, Cedrus Atlantica (Cedarwood) Bark Oil, Batschia Canescens (Alkanet) Root Powder

Use:

Rub soap against wet skin to create a lather. Wash, rinse, and repeat as you wish! Note:

Storage:

Until ready to use, store in sealed container/bag in freezer to extend shelf life and preserve freshness.

All Medicine Soaps are made with a base of tree oils (coconut oil, avocado oil, olive oil, shea butter and cocoa butter), creating an energetically grounded foundation for your cleansing experience. The unique essential oils and additives that are layered on top are designed to offer levity and adventure in your experience.

BONUS:

Receive a FREE copy of the Ritual at Home Ebook when you spend $45 on anything in the shop! It includes step-by-step Cleansing Rituals that you can do using this Medicine Soap from the comfort of your home. Just add it to your cart, and see the total come off at checkout!

10% of every purchase you make through From The Hearth goes towards paying restitution to oppressed communities and supporting mutual aid projects. Find out more here.