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Bisbee Soap & Sundry

Creosote Handmade Mini Soap - 1.75 oz

Have we ever mentioned how near and dear Creosote is to our little desert-dwelling hearts? It's kind of our favorite, and we've crafted a luxurious bar of soap with it. We infuse Larrea Tridentata into this soap, a plant commonly known as the creosote bush or chaparral, which is native to the deserts of the southwestern United States and northern Mexico.

The aroma of this soap is earthy and woodsy, with a refreshing note reminiscent of a rainstorm in the desert. The scent is subtle yet grounding, evoking images of the vast, open desert landscape.

Our soap has a rich, creamy lather that gently cleanses and moisturizes, leaving your skin refreshed and hydrated.

This soap is perfect for anyone looking to reconnect with nature and experience the unique aromas of the desert. Whether you're a desert dweller or just looking for a distinctive and natural soap, our creosote soap is just the ticket. This small size soap is perfect for travel, or in a guest bathroom.

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Ingredients

Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil*, Aqua (Water), Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil*, Elaeis Guineensis (Palm) Oil*, Sodium Hydroxide (Caustic Soda/Lye), Glycine Soja (Soybean) Oil*, Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil*, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter*, Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Seed Butter* <br>*Infused with Larrea Tridentata (Creosote/Chaparral) Plant

Use & Care

To get the most out of your soap, we recommend storing it in a well drained soap dish between uses. <br>Due to the nature of handmade soaps, the appearance of the soap can change slightly from batch to batch. While we always do our best to adhere to consistent designs and colors, the product you purchase may appear different than what's pictured.

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Customer Reviews

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Billie Barron
The Scent Of Nature

After a thorough rain, the air is filled with any number of natural scents from the smell of wet stones to the captivating and alluring creosote bush. When I first moved to Tucson, it rained the same month. I recall this heavenly aroma wafting through the air and it became imprinted within me. Whenever I catch the scent, I immediately have a feeling well-being.

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Martha
The Creosote Soap

I love this soap. Being an AZ native of 50+ years, it just brings me right back to the desert after a summer rain and the smell of creosote in the air. This soap has also been a gift for my sister, who lives on the other side of the world for work, and helps in the times she is yearning for home.

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K.T.
From a Volcano to Death Valley to the Irish Country side. Bisbee is where to look.

I have used Lava, Twenty mule team Borax. Then I was told I need to smell like the Irish spring country side. It was ok but, it was soap. No satisfaction, no good feelings no calming effect. It was a necessity that I never gave much thought to. We travel a lot so our soap supply menu consisted of courtesy soap mini bars (That's the only mini bar I can afford) branded with Hotel Chain logos or flowery boutique names to imply quality. That was a lot like getting gas station sushi.
My wife and I love Bisbee, But the pandemic kept us home. I ordered a few mini bars (Bigger than you think) from the Bisbee Soap & Sundry to surprise her. It was supposed to be almost like visiting our favorite spot.
I was more surprised than she was! It was like I had never used soap before. This soap lathers well, smells terriffic and is so refreshing. It leaves me feeling clean and it calms me. (I don't think that's an actual benefit of the soap and your results may vary) Simply put: When I use this soap I feel GOOD. Go figure. Thanks Bisbee Soap and Sundry. You are my new source for soap. (Sorry Best Western). So did you hear the one; Two Bars walk into a soap store...................

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Alexis
Smells Like Home

I picked up a few different mini soaps while visiting from Florida and while they were all amazing, this was my favorite scent. Since moving to Florida, I have missed the smell of the monsoon in the deserts of southern Arizona and this brings all the comforts of home back to me. I can't wait to try the candle!