Aromatherapy Whipped Soap with Vitamin C

Whipped soap cream is a versatile, airy cleanser. To use it, scoop a small, dime-sized amount into your hands. Lather it with water directly onto your skin or a loofah, massage in circular motions, and rinse. A little goes a long way.

Everyday Body Wash
The most popular way to use whipped soap is as a luxurious, everyday body cleanser.

1. Dampen your skin in the shower or bath.
2. Scoop a small amount (about the size of a grape) into your palms, a washcloth, or a shower puff.
3. Work into a lather and wash your body from head to toe.
4. Rinse thoroughly with warm water.

Shaving Cream

Thanks to its ultra-creamy, mousse-like texture, whipped soap provides a smooth, hydrating barrier for shaving.

1. Apply a generous, thick layer to the area you want to shave.
2. Let it soak into the skin for a minute to soften hairs.
3. Glide your razor over the lather as usual, then rinse.

Foaming Bath

You can use it to create a moisturizing bubble bath.

1. Scoop a generous amount directly under the running water as you fill your tub.
2. Watch it dissolve into a rich foam for a relaxing soak.

Gentle Hand Soap

It's great for keeping by your bathroom or kitchen sink to clean hands while adding a dose of moisture.

1. Place a tiny, fingertip-sized amount into your wet hands.

• Rub together to create a lather, then rinse.

Tips for the Best Results

• Avoid water in the jar: Because whipped soap often contains fewer preservatives, try to scoop out the product with dry hands or a clean spoon to prevent bacteria growth.
• Moisturize: While whipped soap is formulated to leave your skin feeling softer than traditional bar soap, always follow up with a body lotion or oil to lock in hydration