Tom's of Maine Natural Deodorant Boady Bar Soap, Unscented,

A Gentle Deodorant Soap To Keep Your Whole Body Fresh. 4 oz. Bar With Sage & Lemongrass No Artificial Fragrances, colors, or Preservatives No Animal Fats No Synthetic Detergents Biodegradable You can be fresh without heavy perfumes or synthetic bactericides like triclosan. How? Jump in the shower with sage and lemongrass, the two odor-fighting botanicals in our gentle deodorants, now in this premium pure vegetable soap. You'll like the rich, generous lather, the natural ingredients & the fresh clean feeling that stays with you. Available in calendula fragrance or unscented. What makes this soap natural? Many soaps contain synthetic detergents, animal ingredients (tallow), or artificial fragrances & preservatives. Our vegetable-based soaps are made gentle and effective without these ingredients. Natural color & preservatives: We allow the deep, rich color of our natural extracts to come through, not an artificial dye. Our unique blend of rosemary and vitamin C preserves all the soap's goodness, avoiding synthetic preservatives such as EDTA. Tom's of Maine products are tested for safety without the use of animals. 100% Recycled Board (70% Post-consumer waste, 30% Pre-consumer waste) Tom's of Maine Story: Dear Customer's and Friends, For over 25 years we have committed ourselves to natural additive free body care products. Using pure natural ingredients we create effective products that work well without the artificial preservatives, dyes, or animal by-products common to commercial brands. Our company has grown but our approach remains simple. We listen to what you want (and don't want); we learn how it can be done, and we respond with intelligent alternatives. Part of our mission is to "be distinctive in products and policies that honor and sustain our natural world. That's why our boxes are made from recycled paper and our ingredients are natural and biodegradable. Thanks for using our products and let us know what you think. Tom and Kate (Tom & Kate Chappell)