Price range: €14,76 through €15,73
Cleansing Charcoal Soap is a botanical bar soap crafted with purifying activated charcoal, which acts like a magnet to remove toxins from the skin. The beneficial binding action makes it a formidable cosmetic cleanser as it binds to toxins to purify pores.
Cleansing Charcoal Soap is a botanical bar soap crafted with purifying activated charcoal, which acts like a magnet to remove toxins from the skin. The beneficial binding action makes it a formidable cosmetic cleanser as it binds to toxins to purify pores.
The charcoal is swirled into soap with cacao butter, golden jojoba, and virgin coconut oil to drench the skin in marvelous amounts of moisture. Saponified olive oil works with the activated charcoal to cleanse the skin and purify pores. Lemon myrtle, patchouli and palmarosa clarify and rejuvenate the skin, while zesty lemongrass and grapefruit revives the spirit.
Our botanical bar soaps are particularly handy for the hygienic yet gentle cleansing of pits and privates. The essential oils in our soaps potently modulate odor-causing bacteria without disrupting the protective barrier of the skin. Commercial bars soaps contain harsh surfactants that disrupt the structure of the skin, which causes dryness, irritation, and inflammation.
Perfect for a hand and nail scrub and for gently washing arm pits and private areas that require extra attention. (We recommend Best Skin Ever as an even better option for the face and body.)
New: Soap Saver Bag
Living Libations says:
In the process of shaping our soapmaking into classic bars of soap we create soap remnants.
Our Soap Saver Scrap Bags are the sudsy solution for those looking to save on our heavenly hand-milled soap.
Each Bamboo Soap Saver Bag is filled with approximately 140g-160g of our all-natural soap ends after cutting the soap loaves into bars.
Please note – Nailbrush in picture is sold separately.
Size: 120 g
Activated Charcoal – This cleansing carbon acts like a magnet to remove toxins from the skin. The beneficial binding action makes it a formidable cosmetic cleanser as it binds to toxins in pores. This black powder unearths refreshed skin as it purifies pathogens and cleanses complexions.
Cacao Butter (Theobroma cacao) – Our certified-raw, heirloom cacao butter is as beneficial as it is delectable. Sweet, buttery cacao infuses every inch of skin with rejuvenating antioxidants and smoothing moisture.
Jojoba Oil (Simmondsia chinensis) – Glorious, golden jojoba nourishes and conditions thirsty skin. Jojoba has unparalleled ability to moisturize the skin, balance oil production, deep clean pores, and create long-lasting conditioning effects that soften skin to perfect silk. It is packed with peptides and lipids and contains the highest levels of phenolic compounds found in nature along with antioxidants and all soluble forms of vitamin E!
Saponified Olive Oil (Olea europaea) – Saponified olive oil captures all of the nourishing, moisturizing properties of olive oil while enhancing the oil’s ability to clean the skin, hair, and scalp. Saponification is a chemical reaction that occurs when the oil is treated with a highly alkaline solution. Fats are hydrolyzed before combining with alkali to form natural glycerin, a softening agent. This creates soap with a very low pH. Saponified olive oil is said to increase skin’s porousness to help the skin to release toxins and absorb moisture.
Virgin Coconut (Cocos nucifera) – Our pure, pristine virgin coconut oil satiates skin, offering magnificent moisture and resilience. Coconut oil is smoothes the appearance of fine lines, and is a sentinel for the skin’s moisture barrier.
Lemon Myrtle (Backhousia citriodora) Essential Oil – Zesty, zingy lemon myrtle essential oil is lemonier than lemon. Also known as Lemon Ironwood and Sweet Verbena Tree, the leaves and young branches of the lemon myrtle tree are steam distilled in Australia. A little goes a long way with this cheerful, clarifying oil, which is splendid for clearing stagnant air, sedentary energy, and sluggish skin. Beyond its uplifting cheer, it contains serious amounts of citral (95%!) along with neral and geranial. Lemon myrtle is magnificent at expelling underarm odors.
Palmarosa (Cymbopogon martini) – Pleasant palmarosa is distilled from a tropical, fragrant grass resulting in an aromatic oil that smells like a lemony-geranium-rose and is simply splendid for the nose! This formidable skin rejuvenator is rich in mighty monoterpenols, emollient esters, loving linalool, and generous geraniols. It is packed with beneficial botanical compounds. This potent oil tones and rejuvenates the skin. It is used to support radiant skin and to achieve balance between oiliness and dryness
Grapefruit (Citrus paradisi) – Cleansing, tightening grapefruit refreshes the skin while toning the appearance skin texture.
Lemongrass (Cymbopogon citratus) – Enliven your life with Lemongrass essential oil. This lively essence distilled from tropical-grass goodness is effervescent in its ability to animate mind, emotions and spirit. If one is feeling fatigue or foggy in the morning, this physically and psychologically invigorating essence is the perfect way to start the day by inhaling, showering, or bathing. Brimming with monoterpenoid aldehydes, it also adored for its opulent amounts of jovial citral, gentle geraniol and body-loving d-limonene. It is a terrific toning oil for caring of the skin’s connective tissue, muscle-melting massages, aiding athlete’s feet, and stimulating sluggish skin areas.
Patchouli (Pogostemon cablin) – Patchouli is well known as a fragrant oil often associated with the ‘hippie movement’ that began in North America in the 1960s. As natural as the 1960’s movement was, the patchouli of that era was often synthetic. Pure patchouli is actually more sacred and ancient than one might realize, having been used as a natural deodorant and skin tonic throughout Asia for hundreds of years. Patchouli is used to regulate sweat, absorb excess oil, and soothe skin. Passionate patchouli has the added bonus of being an aromatic attractant.
Living Libations isn't your average skincare company. Founded on a love for pure, botanical ingredients, they believe in harnessing the power of plants to nourish and revitalize the skin. Imagine a world where your skincare routine feels like a luxurious escape, with each product bursting with the essence of flowers, herbs, and essential oils. That's the magic Living Libations brings.
Their story began with Nadine Artemis, a passionate advocate for natural wellness. Combining her knowledge of ancient practices with cutting-edge science, she created a line of elixirs, serums, and oils unlike any other. Today, Living Libations continues to source the highest quality botanicals from around the globe, ensuring their products are as effective as they are ethical.
So, if you're looking for a skincare experience that's both indulgent and effective, look no further than Living Libations. Let nature's finest ingredients awaken your skin's natural radiance.
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Living Libations elevates skincare with pure botanical ingredients, free from harsh chemicals and synthetics. Their philosophy? To create luxurious elixirs, serums, and oils that nourish, revitalize, and celebrate the skin's natural beauty. Here's a peek at some key ingredients:
Jojoba oil: Mimics skin's sebum, hydrates, balances oil, and cleanses pores.
Frankincense: Promotes a youthful look, soothes, and uplifts.
Sea Buckthorn Oil: Rich in antioxidants and omegas, repairs dry skin.
Lavender: Reduces blemishes, soothes irritation, and calms.
Ylang Ylang: Balances oil production and promotes radiance.
Living Libations offers a diverse range of these botanical wondersfrom all corners of the globe, crafting luxurious solutions for a naturally beautiful you.
Living Libations focuses on pure, botanical ingredients, free from harsh chemicals and synthetics. Their products are luxurious elixirs, serums, and oils that nourish and revitalize your skin naturally.
Living Libations prioritizes sourcing organic ingredients whenever possible. They also emphasize ethical and sustainable sourcing practices.
The vast majority of Living Libations products are vegan and cruelty-free. Those are certified Leaping Bunny, ensuring no animal testing is involved.
Living Libations prioritizes gentle ingredients. However, it's always recommended to do a patch test on a small area of your skin before applying a new product liberally, especially if you have sensitive skin.
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Louna –
Very nice pore cleansing soap from Living Libations.
Dared of been using it in the past on my face during humid periods or after the beach and never disappointed me.
Anastasia (verified owner) –
This soap makes me want to wash my hands more often, Smells great and doesn’t dry the skin. The only thing is that now I can never say if that’s my hands that are dirty or it’s the soap that is black 😀
jj_carter (verified owner) –
lovely soap. cleans really well without making the skin dry
janadjatsok (verified owner) –
Lovely soap. Does what its meant to do with great ingredients 🙂
Tiffany Lynette –
The Best Soap Ever
I can say this: i Love washing my hands, bits and pits with this. Love. Love.
(Posted on 8/04/2018)