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Chicken Soup Soap

For when it hurts and has a temperature! Inspired by our own bout with the flu...if anyone can TRULY be inspired during such an event...when we're all looking for a cure-all, and the steam of a hot bowl of chicken soup really helps!

Double-strength scented with eucalyptus, peppermint, and lavender to help ease your nasal passages and provide some breathing relief.

For humorous gift-giving and serious aromatic relief when you're hit with the flu or when allergies get you down. Send it to someone you love or give yourself an added aromatic boost in the morning when you can't afford to take any days off!

Ingredients

Olive, Coconut, Palm and Castor Oils, Shea Butter, Cocoa Butter, Sodium Hydroxide (Lye), Mountain Spring Water.

Soap Bar Size

Our soap bars are a minimum weight of 3 ounces. Our 'Chunks' are more than twice that size: 7.5 ounces. Our Soap Logs are approximately ten inches long and two pounds in weight (29-35 ounces). For more detail about our soap size and dimensions, ingredients, or how we make our handmade soap, see our Frequently Asked Questions page.

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Naked, single bar

$6.00

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Naked, 5 bars (save 10%)

$27.00

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Wrapped, single bar

$6.95

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Wrapped, 5 bars (save 10%)

$31.50

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Naked, 7.5 oz Chunk

$14.50

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Wrapped, 7.5 oz Chunk

$15.50

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Two Pound Log

$48.95

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This soap is made from scratch, cut and packaged by hand.

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I bought seven bars of soap from you today, came home and tossed the bag on my bed. Several hours later my dog, Blue, was walking through the family room with something in his mouth. I thought it was part of his dog bone, but upon inspection I saw that it was a bar of soap. I took it back to the bedroom to discover all of the soap on the floor in various stages of disarray. It appears that Blue tasted them all and preferred the oatmeal. There were big teeth and bite marks on that one. My question is: should I have any concern about Blue eating a few bites of oatmeal soap and nibbles of other bars? It was a great afternoon of animals and soap. I didn’t think that combination would extend into the evening! No need to respond unless you have some concern about Blue.
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Alice S

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