Natural Soap：Calendula & Blue Tansy Soothing Bar

Sensitive Skin Harmony Bar

Crafted with regenerative botanicals:

• Marigold-infused oil (French biodynamic fields, anti-inflammatory glow activation)

• Licorice-Lycium complex (TCM-approved adaptogens targeting redness reduction)

• Shea butter (Ghanaian women’s cooperatives, 24hr barrier reinforcement)

• Camellia seed oil (Himalayan cold-pressed, omega-rich lipid repair)

Enriched with Calendula petal powder (visibly soothes heat-induced flushing) and certified organic licorice root extract (inhibits histamine triggers in rosacea-prone skin). Synergized with Roman chamomile CO2 extract (non-alcohol bioactive, repairs capillary walls). Aroma profile: honeyed haystack warmth layered with crisp cucumber dew. Zero synthetic irritants | EWG Verified™ | DEI-compliant sourcing.

Scientific Validation:

• 93% of users with stress-provoked sensitivity reported reduced stinging in 72hrs (2024 CeraLab trials)
• Calendula’s lutein increases skin’s UVB tolerance by 22% when combined with licorice isoliquiritin (Journal of Ethnopharmacology)

What Should I Use With My Natural Soap to Clean My Body?

The purpose of soap is to combine with oil and dirt on the body, which allows water to wash it away. The method you use to cleanse your skin is really a personal preference. We thought we would share just a few examples.  

Bar Bathers rub the bar directly on their skin to create a creamy lather. Massaging the velvety lather into your skin before rinsing allows you to experience the best moisturizing properties of the soap. This is definitely the best way to use exfoliating soaps.

Hand Latherers create lather in their clean hands and use the lather to massage and wash the skin. This gentle, mild cleansing method may be good for those with sensitive skin. 

Washcloth Washers use a washcloth to lather up. Washcloths are made out of lots of different textile textures, from soft cotton to agave fibers, and can provide very gentle to intense exfoliation. Be sure washcloths are laundered and dried often.

Puff Polishers use a mesh puff that works up a foamy, bubbly lather, even with hard water, to wash and gently exfoliate the skin. Poofs make natural soap last longer but can harbor bacteria, so rinse thoroughly after use and replace every few weeks or clean per manufacturer's instructions.

Loofah Latherers love their loofahs that exfoliate and help increase circulation. Whole loofahs can be breeding grounds for bacteria, so be sure they dry out properly after use and replace them every two months. If you would like something less abrasive, check out our Bath & Body Accessories. 

Soap Sackers place their soap into a nylon soap bag. The fibers have a smooth texture for gentle cleansing. Soap sacks can be used for whole bars of soap or scraps that would normally be thrown away.

There is a large variety of bathing accessories available. If using any accessory, never share them with others and replace or clean them often.