Oh, chèr, patchouli and bergamot might not have grown wild in the Louisiana swamps, but their spirit fits right in with our rich history of trade, tradition, and a little bit of mystery. Patchouli isn't just for dirty swamp hippies! Back in the day, Louisiana was a bustling hub of commerce, with ships rolling in and out of the port of New Orleans, carrying exotic goods from all over the world. Patchouli, with its deep, earthy sweetness, was prized for scenting fine fabrics shipped from India—it became a mark of luxury and authenticity, so much so that traders had to add it to their goods just to prove they were the real deal. And bergamot, with its bright, citrusy kick, found its way into perfumes and teas, adding a touch of refinement to the Southern way of life. So when you lather up with Patchouli Charm, you’re not just indulging in a rich, complex scent—you’re stepping into a legacy of trade, craftsmanship, and timeless elegance. It’s the kind of fragrance that whispers of old-world charm while keeping you fresh enough for a fais do-do. Ingredients: saponified (olive oil, lard, coconut oil, castor oil), water, patchouli essential oil, bergamot essential oil, annatto seed powder, CO2 rosemary extract. Every bar is poured, cut, and cured by hand, so appearance and weight may vary. Most bars land around 3–3.3 oz.
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