Acne Charcoal

Say goodbye to harsh treatments and hello to clarity — naturally.
Our Acne Charcoal Bar is a thoughtfully crafted, skin-balancing soap designed to support acne-prone and oily skin with the purifying power of activated charcoal and organic tea tree essential oil.

At the heart of this bar is grass-fed beef tallow, a time-honored ingredient rich in skin-compatible fatty acids like stearic and oleic acid. These nutrients help nourish the skin barrier, reduce inflammation, and promote balanced hydration — essential for skin that's healing from breakouts.

Infused with organic olive oil, coconut oil, and argan oil, this bar creates a creamy yet non-greasy lather that lifts away dirt and excess oils without over-drying. The addition of activated charcoal gently draws out impurities from pores, while tea tree oil brings its renowned antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties to help calm blemishes and prevent future flare-ups.

🌿 Why You’ll Love It:

• Helps clarify congested and blemish-prone skin
• Balances oil production without stripping moisture
• Made with grass-fed tallow and certified organic oils
• Tea tree oil fights bacteria naturally
• No synthetic fragrance, colorants, or preservatives
• Cold processed in small batches for purity and potency

Ingredients:

• Grass-fed beef tallow
• Organic Olive oil
• Organic Coconut oil
• Organic Argan oil
• Organic Tea tree essential oil
• Activated charcoal
• Distilled water
• Citric acid*
• Sodium hydroxide**

*🍋 What’s Citric Acid Doing in My Soap?
Citric acid is a natural compound found in fruits like lemons and limes. In soapmaking, it reacts with a small amount of sodium hydroxide to create a natural chelator — a helpful ingredient that binds to minerals in water and helps prevent soap scum.

This makes your soap last longer, rinse cleaner, and feel even better on your skin — no harsh chemicals needed.

**🧼 Why Is Sodium Hydroxide in Soap?
Sodium hydroxide (also known as lye) is a natural and essential ingredient in traditional soapmaking. It might sound strong, but here’s the truth: without sodium hydroxide, there is no soap. It’s what allows oils and butters to transform through a process called saponification — the magical chemical reaction that creates real soap.

Rest assured, no sodium hydroxide remains in the final product. Once saponification is complete, it’s all gone — leaving behind only gentle, nourishing soap that’s safe for your skin and made with care.