Lilacs | Small Batch Shea Butter Soap with a Fresh Spring Scent

You've bought soap that smelled incredible in the store and was gone by the second week, the scent fading out just like the good mood it gave you. Lilacs smells exactly like standing in front of a lilac bush in full bloom on a cool spring morning: the flowers, the green, the clean open air all wrapped into one rich, fluffy lather that fills your shower and makes you stay a little longer than you meant to. Shea butter and kokum butter keep the bar hard and skin-soft all the way through, and olive oil gives the lather that creamy, cushioned feel that coats instead of strips. This one's handmade in small batches in Pownal, Vermont, and it holds its scent from the first use to the very last sliver. If spring had a signature scent, this is it; you'll want it in your shower year-round. But it's limited edition, so grab yours before it's gone until next year!

What's inside your bar:

• Shea butter: deeply conditioning, keeps skin feeling soft
• Kokum butter: firms the bar, adds a silky skin finish
• Olive oil: creamy, nourishing lather that never strips
• Castor oil: boosts lather to rich and fluffy
• Fragrance oil: true-to-life lilac scent that holds through the whole bar
• Bar weight: 5.95 oz

What does Lilacs soap smell like? Lilacs smells like a lilac bush at peak bloom on a breezy spring day: the flowers up front, a breath of fresh green behind them, and clean open air underneath it all. It's bright without being sharp, floral without being heavy. In the shower it blooms into something warm and full that makes the whole space smell like the best five minutes of May.

Is this soap good for sensitive skin? Yes. Lilacs is formulated with shea butter, kokum butter, and olive oil, which are all gentle, skin-conditioning ingredients suitable for all skin types including sensitive skin.

How long does it last? Wicked Sniffer bars are small-batch and slow-cured, which means they stay hard, hold their shape, and don't turn to mush in your shower dish. The scent holds from the first lather all the way through to the last sliver.