Gardener's Hand Scrub
2.4 oz Cream Soap in 4 oz Reusable Glass Jar | 2 Scents | Handcrafted in Flagler County, FL
Garden dirt, tree sap, and fertilizer residue don't come off with a regular bar of soap. This is a dual-lye cream soap, a slower, more old-fashioned method than most commercial soap uses, made with fine pumice and goat milk so it scrubs hard without leaving your hands cracked and dry afterward.
What's In It
Coconut oil, olive oil, hemp oil, castor oil, goat milk, glycerin, pumice, and essential oils, whipped into a lotion-like texture. No synthetic detergents.
How to Use It
Wet your hands, scoop out a quarter-size amount, and rub together until it lathers. Work it into cuticles and under nails, then rinse. One jar lasts about 2 to 3 months with regular gardening use.
Choose Your Scent
Tide Pool
Rose clay, lavender, cedar, and spearmint. Calming and a little woodsy.
Ingredients: Stearic Acid, Coconut Oil, Olive Oil, Hemp Oil, Castor Oil, Goats Milk, Glycerin, Pumice, Rose Clay, Lavender, Cedar & Spearmint Essential Oils, Phenoxyethanol + Caprylyl Glycol, Sodium Hydroxide
Seaside Herbs
French green clay, lemongrass, and basil. Brighter and more herbal.
Ingredients: Stearic Acid, Coconut Oil, Olive Oil, Hemp Oil, Castor Oil, Goats Milk, Glycerin, Pumice, French Green Clay, Lemongrass & Basil Essential Oils, Phenoxyethanol + Caprylyl Glycol, Sodium Hydroxide
Questions We Actually Get Asked
Is this too harsh for sensitive skin?
The pumice is fine and the base is a moisturizing cream soap built with goat milk and glycerin, so most sensitive-skin users tolerate it well. If you're managing a specific skin condition, patch test first.
How is this different from a regular bar of soap?
It's made with the dual-lye cream soap method instead of standard cold process, which produces a lotion-like texture with pumice suspended through it for mechanical scrubbing power a bar soap doesn't have.
How long does one jar last?
About 2 to 3 months with regular daily gardening use. Shelf life is 12 months unopened and 6 months once you've opened the jar.
Part of the same small-batch process behind our coconut-free bar soap line, made in Flagler County, FL.
Women-Owned & Operated | Handcrafted in Flagler County, FL
