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Alberta Field & Forest Soap
SKU: 15660
$8.99
Made in the Alberta
From the plains to the foothills all the way to the majestic Rockies, inhale the uplifting and refreshing fir, pine, sweetgrass and sage of our own Alberta forests!
Approximately 135g
Saponified Oils of Coconut, Vegtable and Olive, Water, Olive Oil, Balsam Fir, Pine, Sage and Sweetgrass Oils, Spirulina and Sage Buds.
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