Variety Unknown; likely to be Eucalyptus

Variety Unknown; likely to be EucalyptusAs I was drying this batch the rack fell down I am most certain this is Creamy Eucalyptus, the only other option variety made is Creamy Orange.. Both are on Amy's favorites list and 2 of the more delicate scents.. In my (Amy's eyes) you can't go wrong either way Felted soap is one of our nutrient rich bars encased in 100% pure wool roving. The process when complete, leaves the bar of soap permanently, and tightly enclosed in the wool. To use the

As I was drying this batch the rack fell down...  I am most certain this is Creamy Eucalyptus, the only other option/variety made is Creamy Orange.. Both are on Amy's favorites list and 2 of the more delicate scents.. In my (Amy's eyes) you can't go wrong either way...

Felted soap is one of our nutrient rich bars encased in 100% pure wool roving.  The process when complete, leaves the bar of soap permanently, and tightly enclosed in the wool.

To use the felted soap - simply wet, rub between hands to get the lather going, then use in place of a face/body cloth or scrubbie. Rinse, and squeeze extra water from the bar before storing on a dry surface.

Felted soap will last a long time.  As the soap shrinks, so does the wool.  Because felted soaps will exfoliate and sluff-off dead skin, it is recommended that bars be used until gone then a new one purchased.  However if you are crazy about re-cycling, once the soap has been used, the wool can be washed well, the pouch slit open, another bar added, or used to make a catnip toy,  a sachet filled with dried herbs, or other clever ideas you can think of.