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Coconut-Free Lemongrass Eucalyptus Soap Bar
Coconut-Free Lemongrass Eucalyptus Soap Bar
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Grassy and bright up front, a cool eucalyptus edge right behind it. That's the whole scent, two notes, nothing layered on top to soften it.
A coconut-free tallow bar built around lemongrass and eucalyptus. No coconut oil. No fragrance oils. No citrus fruit oils, no rosemary, no tea tree, just these two essential oils doing a clear job, on a base built for coconut-reactive skin instead of around it.
Coconut-Free, By Design
Contains babassu oil, a palm-family oil. If you have a coconut or tree nut allergy, patch test before use. The 1.5 oz travel bar is built for exactly that patch test. Colored with French green clay, not dye, it reads bright and a little sharp, closer to a cold rinse than a bouquet.
Who Reaches for This Bar
Coconut-reactive skin that still wants a scented bar. Anyone who searched "lemongrass soap" and got tired of coconut oil showing up anyway. Warm-weather, cold-rinse people over soft-floral people. Ingredient-list readers who want to know what babassu actually is.
Questions We Actually Get Asked
Is this bar really coconut-free?
Yes. No coconut oil, no coconut-derived surfactants. Babassu stands in for coconut's job in the lather. If sodium cocoate or coco-glucoside are the ingredients you react to, this formula doesn't have them.
Does babassu oil count as coconut for allergy purposes?
Not botanically. It's palm-family, though, and some coconut-sensitive people react to it anyway. Patch test with the travel bar before you commit to the full size.
What does eucalyptus do in a soap bar?
Lifts the lemongrass and adds a cool edge. It's here for scent, not treatment. No medical claim attached.
Is lemongrass soap good for sensitive skin?
Most people tolerate lemongrass essential oil fine, sensitive skin included, at a soap-safe rate. This bar keeps the amount conservative on purpose. Citral, lemongrass's main compound, is the part most likely to cause a reaction if a formula runs too hot.
How long does the bar last?
4 to 6 weeks with daily use, longer if you keep it dry on a draining soap dish between showers.
What's In It
Grass-fed tallow is the base, babassu oil does coconut's job without being coconut. Olive oil conditions and slows the trace down, shea butter keeps the rinse from feeling stripped, castor oil thickens the lather. Lemongrass and eucalyptus essential oils carry the scent. French green clay makes it green, color only.
Full Ingredients List: Sodium Tallowate, Sodium Babassuate, Sodium Olivate, Sodium Shea Butterate, Sodium Castorate, Cymbopogon Flexuosus (Lemongrass) Oil, Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil, Illite (French Green Clay), Sodium Lactate, Sodium Citrate, Sucrose, Sericin (Tussah Silk)
The Details
Scent: Bright and grassy, lemongrass-forward with a cool eucalyptus lift. Green, not floral, not citrus-fruit.
Lather: Dense and bubbly, rinses clean.
Standard bar: 6 oz
Travel bar: 1.5 oz
Made in: Flagler County, FL
Packaging: Plastic-free
How to Use
Wet the bar and your hands. Work up a lather and apply to damp skin. Rinse thoroughly. Store on a draining soap dish between uses. Bars kept dry last significantly longer.
Need something with zero scent instead? Try the fragrance-free collection. Exploring the rest of the coconut-free line? Start with the coconut-free collection.
Women-Owned | Small-Batch | Plastic-Free Packaging | Made in Flagler County, FL
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