Rustic homemade pumpkin spice soap! Handcrafted with all natural Ingredients. Pumpkin Spice - Sweet, Spiced, & Warm. Who doesn't love Pumpkin Spice?

To start, I slow-roast a local, organic pie pumpkin, and then finely purée the meaty, delicious flesh, and blend it into this soap. I add dashes of real spices and scent the soap with cinnamon, nutmeg, clove, ginger, and then also clove and cinnamon essential oils to give it a true, complex pumpkin-pie aroma. Be warned: Because it’s all-natural, this pumpkin soap doesn’t smell like the strong, perfume-y “pumpkin spice” scent that you’d be greeted with if you bought a candle from, say, Bed, Bath & Beyond. This is softer, richer and, in my opinion, better. Especially when you lather up with it. Because the lather, my friends, is maybe the best part. The large quantity of organic pumpkin in the soap has created a dense bar that produces an exceptionally silky lather. This is the perfect autumn soap to help you revel in the season.

Pumpkin soap moisturizes and improves skin elasticity, heals and relieves inflammation, and helps fight acne. You can also use pumpkin soap as shampoo. It helps to eliminate dandruff, restore hair structure, and strengthen its roots. As a result, hair becomes thicker, more obedient, and has a healthy shine.

The quality of ingredients in my homemade soap bars sets them apart from the crowd. I use all certified organic oils in every single batch of soap I make, and try to use as many local ingredients as I can.

Made with organic coconut oil, homemade pumpkin puree, cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, clove essential oil, cinnamon essential oil, lye, and water. There are no fragrance oils added! Just wonderful therapeutic grade Essential Oils.

Approximately a 3.5oz bar.

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