Cocktail Inspired Soap Bars
Cocktail Inspired Soaps from Soap Distillery are an unexpected treat for yourself or gift for others. Don't let the whimsical names fool you...these are not just a fun novelty, but moisturizing, fragrant small batch crafted soaps that are great to use and soft on the skin.
Fragrance options:
- Lavender Bitters: Scent notes: lavender, coriander, and ginger. Dry floral with a spicy citrus touch. Contains a crushed lavender swirl.
- Elderflower Mimosa: Lily of the valley, lime, and orange come together to create the delicate scent of elderflower liqueur in a mimosa. Elderflower Liqueur can be added to almost any cocktail to spruce it up, and this soap does the same to your shower!
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Mint Mojito: Notes: peppermint, clove. If you like mint like we do, then this one's for you! Minty with a balance of spice and citrusy lime. It's always summer with this guy. Contains poppy seeds and mint leaves for a nice exfolitation.
- Absinthe - Soap Disitllery's Absinthe Soap is spicy, sweet, mysterious, without the hallucinations from wormwood.The scent is a blend of peppermint, lemon, and anise. Take a trip to the Moulin Rouge and don't forget to bring your absinthe spoon.
- Whisky: Scent notes of cedarwood, ginger, and clove. Warming and woodsy like a true blended whiskey. Contains a charcoal swirl.
- Bourbon- A classic kept classy. Vetiver, clove, and vanilla come together to pay homage to a simple but complicated taste.
- Tequila Shot - Scent notes of juicy lime, sea salt, and desert woods. Green and clean.
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Made in USA
- Each bar approx. 4 oz.
- Essential oils
- Woman and Black-owned brand.
About the Brand:
Danielle, Soap Distillery's creator , drew her inspiration from a cocktail she was drinking: an Old Fashioned. From there, Soap Distillery was born. Fast forward 6 years and Soap Distillery is now a team that creates a myriad of natural and phthalate free products! Bar soaps, liquid wash, beard and hair care, and more. To this day, the company still creates everything by hand and everything from scratch. Having control over their ingredients is important and they bet you think so too.
