This fresh, uplifting aroma blend with bright citrus and cooling peppermint create that clean shower feel while purifying the skin, awakening the mind and elevating your sense of wellness.
Swap chemicals and damaging detergents like surfactants, sulfates and fragrances for a low-suds, non-toxic and deeply nourishing body cleanser. Instead of stripping skin and disrupting your skin’s moisture barrier, you'll deliver nutrients, vitamins, antioxidants and beneficial fatty acids to strengthen and rebuild skin.
Today’s foaming surfactants and stripping detergents have become detrimental to our skin’s ecosystem of microbes and bacteria and has left us with an epidemic of the stripped epidermis and compromised skin barrier - making skin more susceptible to acne, eczema and inflammation.
Coconut Oil
This restorative oil is rich in anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties that help calm inflammation and rebuild moisture in the skin. It contains lauric acid, medium-chain fatty acids and antimicrobial compounds to keep skin clear of harmful bacteria and support skin’s healing process.
Aloe Vera Juice
This succulent is a natural source of antioxidants and stimulates the production of hyaluronic acid in the skin to decrease inflammation and rebuild hydration. Its healing properties also help to protect and repair skin from environmental stressors.
Shea Butter
High concentrations of fatty acids, anti-inflammatory compounds and vitamins make shea butter the best healthy fat for softening skin and provide a much-needed boost of nourishment.
Essential Oils of Orange and Peppermint
A fresh, uplifting synergistic blend of essential oils that purifies, balances and brightens the skin with minerals, vitamins, antioxidants and antibacterial benefits.
We use nature's most precious elements and nothing more.
From small family farms to wildcrafted botanicals to ethically processed ingredients, we take sourcing seriously.
Handcrafted with love in sunny southern California.
If you're not 100% satisfied, we’ll give you your money back.
