What is your favorite cool-cold-weather bar soap scent?

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The ground coffee is a natural exfoliant that will help to remove dead skin cells, while the cocoa butter will help to moisturize your skin. Perfect for Body and Face: Our coffee scrub soap bar can be used on your body and face. It is a great way to exfoliate your skin and remove dead skin cells.

Which soap should I use in winter, as I have very sensitive, dry skin?

Castile Soap: Made from olive and coconut oils, it is gentle and moisturizing

These completely natural artisan soaps contain no artificial colors or fragrances. All our goat milk, cow milk, and buttermilk come from our local farm, … Grandma’s Gift Set Milk Soap- Elasticity in your skin and a nice glow will generally be evident after regular use, proving that it is the best soap for winter dry skin. Benefits: Intensely hydrates and nourishes sensitive or irritated skin. Improves elasticity in your skin to make it look glowy and youthful again.

These amazing soaps are all “Natural” ( 7 to 8 oz. each ). Pamper yourself with our Goat’s Milk Soap. We get our organic goat’s milk from a local Farm.

Here are the best soaps to use in the fall and winter months: Castile, Olive, and Goat’s milk.

To use bar soap in cool weather. Select a hydrating bar soap containing ingredients like olive oil, buttermilk to prevent dryness. Limit soap use to “dirty” areas like armpits, groin, and buttocks to preserve natural skin oils, and avoid hot water to prevent excessive dryness.

Choosing the Right Bar Soap

Look for moisturizing ingredients:

Opt for bar soaps with ingredients like glycerin or aloe vera, as these help to retain skin moisture. Consider a gentle, non-soap cleanser:.If you have very dry or sensitive skin, a non-soap cleanser or a bar marketed for sensitive skin may be a better choice. 

How to Apply

1. Wet your skin: Thoroughly dampen your skin with warm (not hot) water.
2. 2. Create a lather: Gently rub the bar soap onto a washcloth or loofah to create a rich lather.
3.  3. Apply to skin: Use the lathered washcloth or loofah to gently massage the soap over your skin.
4. 4. Target areas: Focus on cleansing the areas that tend to accumulate more sweat and oil, such as the armpits, groin, and buttocks.