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Felted Cedar Sage Soap
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Bring a touch of nature to your daily routine with this Felted Cedar Sage Soap, handcrafted by Simply Natural Canada. Made with pure cedar leaf and clary sage essential oils, this lightly scented bar offers a grounding, woodsy cleanse.
Each natural soap is hand felted with 100% Corriedale wool, creating a gentle exfoliating layer that improves grip, boosts lather, and helps the bar last longer than traditional soap. Available in winter greens, earthy neutrals, or soft spring tones, every bar is beautifully unique.
The wool casing is fully biodegradable—once the soap is gone, reuse the felt as a household scrubby, then compost or bury it in your garden for a truly zero-waste finish.
Why felted soap?
Less slipping, longer-lasting soap, gentle exfoliation, and plastic-free from start to finish.
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