Pure Himalayan Yogi Mountain Forest Herbal Soap

Embrace the timeless traditions of ancient yogis with our Pure Himalayan Yogi Mountain Forest Herbal Soap, handmade in Nepal. Infused with rich Ayurvedic herbs, this soap is designed to inspire inner journeys through mindful bathing. Each bar is a blend of natural oils and herbs that yogis and yoginis have used for centuries. Let the simple act of bathing with awareness bring you delight and pure consciousness.

Key Features:

• Handmade in Nepal: Crafted with care using traditional methods.
• Rich Ayurvedic Herbs: Contains herbs like Winter Cherry, Asparagus, Rhododendron, and more.
• Natural Ingredients: Made with coconut oil, palm oil, sunflower oil, and olive oil.
• Mindful Bathing Experience: Designed to inspire contemplation and awareness.
• Cold-Process Soap: Retains natural glycerin for a moisturizing cleanse.

Specification:

• Weight: 2.8oz / 80g
• Ingredients: Aqua (Distilled Water), Coconut Oil, Palm Oil, Sunflower Oil, Olive Oil infused with Winter Cherry, Asparagus, Rhododendron, Nettle, Juniper, Spikenard Oil, Field Mint Oil, Basil Oil, Eucalyptus Oil.
• Storage: Store in a cool, dark place.
• Usage Instructions: Use a soap-draining dish to prolong the soap’s lifespan and maintain its moisturizing properties.

Rediscover the art of mindful bathing with our Pure Himalayan Yogi Mountain Forest Herbal Soap. Let the natural ingredients and ancient Ayurvedic herbs transport you to inner peace and pure awareness.

FAQs:

Q: What makes this soap different from commercial soaps?
A: Unlike commercially milled soaps, our cold-process soap retains natural glycerin, a natural moisturizer, offering a luxurious and skin-friendly cleansing experience.

Q: Can this soap be used on sensitive skin?
A: Yes, the natural ingredients and Ayurvedic herbs suit most skin types, including sensitive skin.

Q: How should I store this soap?
A: Store the soap in a cool, dark place and drain it using a soap-draining dish to help prolong its lifespan.

Q: Is this soap handmade?
A: Yes, it is handmade in Nepal using traditional methods.