Formulated to neutralize stinky fishy odors. Whether you are fishing on the Tennessee River, deep sea fishing the gulf, or preparing a fish/seafood meal, you NEED this Fisherman's Artisan Odor Neutralizing Soap. Take it along in the boat and feel free to use it with lake/river water. It is all natural, not harmful to the water life! It is moisturizing through multiple hand washes as it contains a high amount of Olive Oil infused with Chamomile flowers, Calendula Petals and Dried Orange Peel. Also contains ground coffee beans and fine pumice for exfoliation! aka, "cuts the slime"! We have tested it many times (on humans ONLY) using raw fish, seafood, and different types of stinky bait! Odors GONE and hands moisturized!! Fresh clean scent of lemon and cinnamon essential oil blend. **100% all natural with antibacterial, antiseptic, and anti-inflammatory properties. Net Wt. 5.75 ounces. {recipe} Olive Oil, Water, Coconut Oil, Sodium Hydroxide, Cocoa Butter, Shea Butter, Castor oil, Water, Finely Ground Coffee Beans, Finely Ground Pumice, Walnut Shell Powder, Lemon and Cinnamon Essential Oils. Handmade soap lasts longer if kept out of direct streams of water in a draining soap dish. SOAP Why is handmade soap better than commercial soap? Handmade soap is better than commercial soap because it retains naturally occurring glycerin, a powerful humectant that deeply moisturizes the skin. Commercial brands often strip this glycerin out to sell for other products and rely on synthetic detergents, parabens, and harsh foaming agents (like SLS or sodium lauryl sulfate) that can strip and irritate your skin. Does cold process soap contain lye? No, cold process soap does not contain lye. Lye transforms completely during the saponification process and becomes soap. How long does a bar of handmade soap last? Once you begin using it in the shower, a well-cured, standard-sized bar will generally last an individual 3 to 4 weeks with daily use, kept in a well-draining soap dish. What does Artisan Soap mean? "Artisan Soap" simply means that it is handcrafted in small batches by a skilled soap maker, rather than mass-produced in a factory.
