Jewelweed Poison Ivy 4.5 oz Soap with Neem Oil made Cold Process Vegan Recipe

Jewelweed Poison Ivy Soap with Neem Oil and Plantain infused - All natural! Safe for the entire family.

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I made this soap using a special tea made from the Jewelweed plant. In early spring when the concentration of Jewelweed juice is highest we collect these plants that are in the Impatience family, so they’re found in shady, damp places. We take the plants and combine with distilled water and cook them down to get their special elixir. We keep this liquid in ice cubes to use as a replacement of the water in the soap recipe. I have pictures of this on Etsy.

Benefits of Neem Oil - “Neem products are known to relieve itching and redness in irritated skins. Cracked and dry skin can be moisturised and made smooth by using neem soaps for the skin. Because of its disinfecting properties, skin problems caused due to fungus, parasite or infection is cured quickly by Neem soap.“ Haram.com”

Plantain infusion in olive oil benefits;
plantain has long been considered by herbalists to be a useful remedy for cough, wounds, inflamed skin or dermatitis, and insect bites.

The idea is that after you’ve worked in the yard come in and wash with this soap and the oils of the poison ivy will be neutralized!!! That’s awesome!

Everyone needs this soap in their first aid kit at home!

Jewelweed neutralizes the itching, irritation and neutralizes Urushiol, the oil in poison ivy.

Made with all natural ingredients: olive oil infused with plantain, coconut oil, lard, and castor oil,
Jewelweed tea, distilled water and sodium hydroxide.

This listing is for one bar of soap weighing approximately 4.5 oz-5 oz Please allow for slight variations in bars.

To extend the life of your soap keep it dry between uses by using a draining soap dish and avoiding streams of water.

JEWELWEED TEA
I made this tea by harvesting the Jewelweed in the early spring when the plant has it's highest concentrations of the medicinal in the plant. Jewelweed is most commonly known for its antipruritic use in the treatment of poison ivy rash. It is more of a preventative to wash with to neutralize the Urushiol oils in the poison ivy plant, poison oak and sumac plants.

(DISCLAIMER)
For external use only. This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to treat, cure, or prevent any health conditions.

Enjoy the outdoors without worrying about getting itchy rashes from these plants! Wash with this soap after working in the yard!

Keep dry between uses for longer lasting results. Keep away from eyes, not for internal use. Made in the USA with Love.

Blessings to all!

Legal disclaimer: These statements are not intended to diagnose, cure or prevent any disease or health condition.

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