Oracle Alder Lakegrass Soap
Oracle Alder Lakegrass Soap
Fragrance Profile:
Freshly cut grass with hints of summer florals, orange, and sandalwood
Oracle Alder Lakegrass is the current Elder of the Bureau of Rain. Though Oracles in general have a well-documented history of being especially eccentric, Alder breaks with this tradition by being perfectly normal and approachable. As the youngest of the Elders, Alder has the boundless energy to keep all of the Sacred Orders moving towards the future.
Product Details
Product Details
6+ ounces packaged and wrapped with biodegradable, compostable, recyclable paper
This soap formula was crafted from organic, non-comedogenic, palm-free oils that are a perfect balance of gentle, skin-nurturing suds and bar longevity.
Remember, cold process soap is an art: design may vary from batch to batch.
*This scent is previously known as “Are You Saying We're Dead?”
Ingredients
Ingredients
Saponified Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, Cocoa Butter, Shea Butter, Castor Oil, Coconut Milk, Fragrance, Sodium Lactate, Colorant
Human Usage
Human Usage
For external use only! Rinse suds thoroughly from eye area. Allow to dry completely in between uses. Discard after 24 months.
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I was thrilled to see this scent back in rotation. It smells so clean and crisp. I always love shopping at Arcane Bunny Society. It’s obvious that they put so much thought into each and every product. They come so beautifully wrapped and every order feels like a gift to open. Amazing!
I love this soap! It's so crisp and refreshing. It adds just the right amount of good vibes to my morning shower routine so that I'm awake and not late for work. It really smells like grass, in a good way!
This is the best smelling product I have ever used. I'm obsessed!
This soap has a crisp smell. Very relaxing and makes me think of nature for sure. I totally dig the color as well
This soap has such an incredible fresh scent. It's difficult to describe but reminds me of the way a garden would smell after rain. Excellent.