Bar Soap - Lavandin

$9.50 CAD

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Our plant-based bar soaps create a gentle lather that is ideal for dry and sensitive skin. An eco-friendly alternative to body washes that uses minimal packaging, cold-pressed oils, and natural fragrance. Our soaps stay firm and dry easily in the shower.

Benefits:

Saponified oils rather than synthetic detergent (sls)
Little packaging - no plastic bottle
Long-lasting hard bar that doesn't create a goopy mess in the shower
Made with purifying lavandin oil

Smells like: lavender

Size: 5.6 oz

Ingredients: Saponified oils of olive, sweet almond, coconut, cocoa butter (Fair Trade Certified™), shea butter, stearic acid, lavandin oil.

Packaging, ingredients, and production have a big impact on our planet and the right choices can make a difference. We make it a priority to create sustainable products with plant-based ingredients and recyclable packaging.

Ecocert Cosmos

We are an Ecocert Cosmos Certified lab and our products are currently undergoing the approval process. A certified product guarantees:

production and processing that respect the environment and human health
the development of the concept of green chemistry
the absence of petrochemical ingredients
responsible use of natural resources
respect for biodiversity
the absence of GMOs
recyclable packaging

You will begin to see these certifications on our labels:

Natural origin

All the ingredients used are of natural origin with the exception of a restrictive list of approved ingredients (including preservatives) authorized in small quantities.

Organic

A beauty product is COSMOS ORGANIC certified only if:

At least 95% of the plants it contains are organic
A minimum of 20% organic ingredients are present in the formula in total (10% for rinse-off products

Waste

We offer a packaging return program in order for us to sanitize and reuse the glass bottles. Return the bottles to the place that you purchased them or contact us at hello@cocoonapothecary.com to send directly.

We send used caps, labels, and manufacturing waste such as gloves to TerraCycle where they are manually separated and sent to third party subcontracting facilities for processing and conversion work. Metals are smelted into bars so they may be recycled. The plastics undergo extrusion and pelletization to be molded into new recycled plastic products. In terms of PPE waste, these materials are crushed into a densified crumb that can be recycled and used to make plastic lumber that is found in composite decking, outdoor furniture and plastic shipping pallets.