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Gardenia Soap

Creamy, sun-warm gardenia that smells like a Southern garden in June. Lathers rich, rinses clean.

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Approx. 4.25 oz

Pickup available at 106 S Broad Street

Usually ready in 2-4 days

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100% Natural100% Natural
All-Over BodyAll-Over Body
Deeply MoisturizingDeeply Moisturizing
Everyday UseEveryday Use
Regular price $8.00

Description

Gardenia Soap is a handmade cold-process bar scented with lush, sun-warm gardenia — full, heady, and a little romantic, like walking through a Southern garden in full bloom. It works up a rich, creamy lather, then rinses clean without leaving your skin tight or stripped.

Because it's cold-process, it keeps the natural glycerin that commercial bars strip out, so it's gentle enough for face, hands, and body. The scent comes from a skin-safe fragrance oil and the color from mica, which makes this bar 98% naturally derived. Made without sulfates, parabens, or phthalates.

Handmade in small batches by our family in Monroe, Georgia since 2003 — a simple ingredient list you can actually read, and the kind of bar we'd keep in our own showers.

Ingredients

Saponified Shea Butter, Cocoa Butter, Olive Oil, Refined Sweet Almond Oil, High Oleic Sunflower Oil, Coconut Oil, Responsibly Sourced Palm Kernel Oil, Mica, Fragrance.

How to Use

Wet the bar and work it into a rich lather with warm water. Massage over your face, hands, or body, then rinse. Because it's cold-process, the bar holds onto its natural glycerin, so skin feels clean and soft rather than stripped. Between washes, set it on a well-draining dish out of standing water so it can dry out — that's the single best thing you can do to make it last.

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  • Naturally Derived
  • Handmade Since 2003
  • Cruelty Free
  • Made In Monroe, GA

Never Tested on Animals. Only Dirty Humans.

Why we love it...

That gardenia. It's the kind of full, sun-warm floral that fills the whole bathroom and turns an ordinary shower into something a little indulgent. And because it's a cold-process bar, it earns its keep — rich lather, gentle rinse, and none of that stripped-tight feeling afterward.

EVERY SCENT TELLS A STORY

Meet The Family

The Floral family is our calming collection — lavender, rose, jasmine, and other flower-forward scents that settle the nervous system as much as they please the nose. These aren't perfume-counter florals. They're garden florals — soft, real, and grounding. The kind that make a room feel like a sanctuary.

FROM THE WORKSHOP

Tips & Tricks

Let the bar soften under running water for a second or two before you build a lather — you'll get a richer, creamier foam. Store it somewhere it can dry between uses (a draining dish, not the puddle at the bottom of the tub) and it'll hold its shape and scent far longer.

Let's Talk About It

Have any questions?

What does Gardenia Soap smell like?

Rich, full gardenia bloom — heady and a little romantic, like a Southern garden in full flower. It's noticeable in the shower or bath, then softens to a clean floral note on your skin.

Is Gardenia Soap gentle enough for my face?

Yes. The cold-process method keeps the natural glycerin most commercial bars strip out, so it cleanses face, hands, and body without leaving skin tight. If your skin is reactive, patch test first.

How long will a bar last?

Usually about 4 to 6 weeks, depending on how often you bathe and how you store it. Keep it on a well-draining dish out of the water stream and it'll last noticeably longer.

What's in it — and what's not?

A butter-and-oil base of shea, cocoa butter, olive, almond, sunflower, coconut, and palm kernel oils, colored with skin-safe mica and scented with a fragrance oil (98% naturally derived). Made without sulfates, parabens, or phthalates.

GOOD THINGS DON'T LAST FOREVER

Enjoy It While You Can

Most bars last about 4 to 6 weeks, though it really depends on how often you bathe and how you store it. The trick is simple: keep it on a well-draining soap dish, out of standing water, so it dries fully between uses. A bar that gets to dry out lasts a lot longer than one left sitting in a puddle.