Eucalyptus Shot | Organic Soap | Handmade Soap

Breathe in the cool, crisp blend of eucalyptus, rosemary, and peppermint — and let your skin feel as alive as your senses. This handcrafted bar is more than just soap; it’s a daily reset for your body and mind.

Formulated with a nourishing base of olive oil, coconut oil, castor oil, and shea butter, this soap delivers a rich, creamy lather that cleanses deeply without stripping your skin’s natural moisture. Aloe vera juice soothes and hydrates, helping to calm irritation and leave your skin soft and balanced.

Infused with Cambrian blue clay, a rare mineral-rich clay known for its gentle detoxifying and toning properties, this bar draws out impurities while revitalizing your skin’s natural glow. The fresh, herbaceous scent of eucalyptus, rosemary, and peppermint essential oils awakens your senses and creates a spa-like experience with every wash.

Ideal for all skin types, especially those craving clarity, energy, and renewal.

✨ Naturally cooling. Gently cleansing. Powerfully refreshing.

Key Ingredients:

• Cambrian Blue Clay – detoxifies + tones
• Aloe Vera Juice – calms + hydrates
• Eucalyptus, Rosemary & Peppermint Oils – clears + awakens

Ingredients:

• Organic Olive oil
• Organic Castor oil
• Organic Shea butter
• Organic Coconut oil
• Aloe vera juice
• Eucalyptus essential oil
• Rosemary essential oil
• Peppermint essential oil
• Cambrian blue clay
• 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 (aka 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.