The Camellia Soap is part of the South Carolina Collection. The South Carolina Collection was created to represent the scents and geography throughout South Carolina. I have selected some fragrances I like that will showcase aspects of South Carolina and the Camellia flower is one of them. These handmade soaps are proudly created in small batches in the Midlands of South Carolina.
Camellias were introduced to America through the port of Charleston by famed French botanist André Michaux, who established the South's first botanical garden just north of Charleston in 1786. Ideally suited to the Lowcountry climate, camellias began flourishing in small gardens as well as on large estates. Camellia flowers have several symbolic associations. In the U.S., camellias signify themes of love, admiration, longing, adoration, affection, devotion, desire, and passion. In Japan, the camellia flower (or "tsubaki") is prized for its beauty and has associations with the sacred and the divine.
This soap is 1 flower shaped 3 oz bar that comes packaged in a white box with a see-through window. Ingredients for this soap are olive oil, palm oil, coconut oil, camellia oil, castor oil, water, hydrogen peroxide, sodium lactate, fragrance oil and colorant. PLEASE NOTE: Handmade soap will last a long time if kept dry between uses. To extend the life of your soap, use a draining soap dish and keep it away from direct streams of water.

Due to the handmade nature of our products, color, design and shape may vary slightly.

Allergy Warning: As with any product that comes in contact with the skin, people with skin sensitivities or allergies should always first test the soap on a small spot of the skin and stop using it if any irritation occurs. Please read ingredient list for allergens.

No medical or health claims are made for these soaps.