Indulge in everyday luxury with our Handcrafted Foaming Hand Soap, thoughtfully made with gentle, plant-based clean ingredients that cleanse, nourish, and leave your hands feeling soft and refreshed. Carefully handcrafted in small batches, each bottle is infused with premium fragrance oils to create a rich, creamy foam and a beautifully lasting scent experience.
Our thoughtfully formulated soap is designed to provide a luxurious cleanse without harsh ingredients, making it gentle enough for frequent use while helping maintain your skin’s natural moisture. Whether displayed in your kitchen, bathroom, or guest space, it adds an elegant touch to your home and transforms an everyday routine into a moment of comfort and self-care.
Fragrance Spotlight: Cashmere Plum
Wrap yourself in comfort with Cashmere Plum hand soap. This fruit forward scent has a cozy warmth that’s always inviting. Bright citrus and a touch of black cherry enhance the dark plum heart of this fragrance. Amber, sugar, and vanilla base notes reinforce the sweetness of this scent, while musk and freesia add a light earthy dimension.
his hand soap is infused with natural essential oils, including cedar, bergamot, and clary sage.
- Handcrafted in Michigan
- Made with Gentle, Plant-Based Clean Ingredients
- Rich, Luxurious Foaming Lather
- Leaves Hands Soft, Clean & Refreshed
- Beautifully Scented with Clean Premium Fragrance Oils
- No dyes, phthalates, sulfates, PEGs, or Parabens
- Rinses clean
- Perfect for Kitchens, Bathrooms & Guest Spaces
- Luxury Bottles
- Matches our Luxury Candle Line
Elevate every hand wash with the perfect blend of luxury, craftsmanship, and clean ingredients—because caring for your skin should feel just as beautiful as it smells.
8.5 oz | Approximately 250 uses | Recommended 1 pump per use
DIRECTIONS: To clean hands and wash away germs, apply soap, work into a rich lather for at least 20 seconds and rinse well.
WARNING: For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. If irritation occurs, discontinue use and contact a physician.
