Naturally made, non-moisturizing soap bars with pleasing scents
These soap bars come attractively wrapped and tied together. They are ready to give as a gift. Each bar is colored nicely. One is beige with speckles in it and the other has a swirl of green shades. I am not sure why these soap bars are named the way they are because they do not have the ingredients in them that their name indicates. One is named “Eucalyptus Aloe” and does not have any eucalyptus or aloe in it. The other bar is named “White Tea Mint” and does not have any white tea (or any other tea) or mint in it. Perhaps those are the scents that are supposed to be in the fragrance of each bar. Both bars have a good smelling fragrance and though they are not quite like their respective labels I think most people would find their scents pleasing. The bars are square shaped which makes them a little wider on one side than a regular bar of soap and harder to handle if you have small hands. But they can be cut in half with a knife so they can be handled easier. You have to use a sharp knife if you do cut them because they will crumble.<br />When bathing with these bars of soap, my SO complained that she did not like the smell of either bar, the soap left a film on her body and made her skin dry and stiff. While I liked the way both bars smelt they did dry out my skin rather than moisturizing it. I thought the 5 oils and the Shea butter in them would make my skin soft and moist but they didn’t. I had to put on lotion after bathing. They may be good for someone who consistently has oily skin. I do like that The “Eucalyptus Aloe” bar had something in it that made it a little rough so I could scrub my skin with it while bathing. What I like most about these soap bars is the natural ingredients. There is nothing listed in the ingredients that appears to be harmful to the skin. Even though they are naturally made I think they are a bit high priced to be used regularly. They would work for occasional use to splurge on yourself or to give as gifts.
Rating: 4 stars