Mulled Wine Soap | 100g

Mulled Wine Soap captures a festive blend of cinnamon, clove, bay leaf and citrus. Cinnamon and clove provide warming spice, bay leaf adds herbal depth, and lemon and sweet orange peel oils lift the blend with a bright finish.

Olive oil, coconut oil, shea butter and castor oil create a creamy, conditioning lather. The finely milled spice powders contribute natural colour and gentle botanical texture, while mica adds a subtle decorative shimmer.

Use for seasonal hand and body cleansing or give as a warm, aromatic winter gift.

Key features:

• Cinnamon, clove and bay leaf
• Lemon and sweet orange peel oils
• Fine botanical texture
• Creamy shea and plant-oil base
• Handcrafted 100g seasonal bar

Using Your Products

Our natural formulations are rich in plant-based oils, botanicals, and essential nutrients—treat them (and your skin) with love:

• Always apply with clean, dry hands or use a spatula to avoid introducing bacteria.

• Follow usage instructions on each product for best results.

• A little goes a long way—natural products are concentrated and effective with small amounts.

Storing Your Products

Natural skincare is free from synthetic preservatives, so proper care helps extend shelf life and maintain effectiveness:

Keep it cool – Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity.

Seal it tight – Always close lids securely after use to keep air and moisture out.

Avoid water contact – Do not introduce water into jars or tins, as it can lead to spoilage.

Refrigerate if needed – For extra freshness, especially in warmer climates, feel free to keep products like balms or creams in the fridge.

Shelf Life

Because we use natural ingredients and minimal preservatives, most products have a shelf life of 6 to 12 months after opening. If you notice changes in scent, texture, or color, it may be time to replace your product.

Good to Know

Separation or slight changes in texture are normal with natural products—just give them a gentle stir if needed. And always perform a patch test if you’re trying something new!