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Witchy Wednesdays | Nag Champa Soap Bar

Witchy Wednesdays | Nag Champa Soap Bar

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Fall comes with its own kind of magic.

Nag champa—the serpent flower.

Its name comes from naga, meaning cobra. Legend ties it to temple groves, where the champa flower’s curled bud was said to resemble a snake at rest.

Long before it ever touched a bar of soap, nag champa scented monasteries and ashrams. The fragrance is warm and layered: sweet champa flower, creamy sandalwood, soft woods, and a deep, almost resinous richness underneath.

Witchy Wednesdays brings that storied scent to a handmade nag champa soap bar with organic shea butter and skin-loving oils for a creamy everyday lather.

Sweet floral · Creamy sandalwood · Soft woods · Incense

Net Wt. 4.50 oz (127 g)

The Scent

Warm champa flower and creamy sandalwood with woody, softly resinous depth—earthy, enveloping, and just a little bit spellbound.

How to Use

Wet the soap bar and lather between your hands or over a washcloth. Massage onto damp skin and rinse. Let the bar dry completely between uses to help it last longer.

Ingredients

Coconut Oil, Soybean Oil, Organic Shea Butter, Water, Sodium Hydroxide (Lye), Olive Pomace Oil, Sunflower Oil, Fragrance.

No sodium hydroxide remains after the traditional soapmaking process is complete.

Sustainability & Impact

Handmade and hand-cut in small batches by a woman- and scientist-owned Indiana studio. This concentrated solid bar is a long-lasting alternative to liquid body wash in a single-use plastic bottle. Cruelty-free and made without parabens, phthalates, sulfates, or synthetic detergents.

Good to Know

For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Each handmade bar is unique, so color, pattern, and weight may vary slightly.

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