Turmeric Soap Bar

What is it? An exfoliating soap that is made with turmeric and oats to cleanse, lighten, and brighten skin 

4.5 oz bar that does not stain

Why is it DIFFERENT from any other? We use the very rare, expensive white turmeric called Poolankilangu cucuma zedoaria, Also Called Haldi in Hindi, no one else on the market uses this exotic form of Turmeric in skin care, and the unique reason it is so rare is that that is only grown during monsoon season in the Himalaya Mountains! It is considered medicinal there, and is highly treasured. It is a pale yellow beige color and never stains your skin.

What is it for? Lightening brightening skin, dark spots, dry skin, sun damage.

What does it smell like? Exotic, warm with a hint of oat, crisp citrus note and the turmeric spice.

What does it feel like? Texture is a fine scrubby with a luxurious thick lather

Use it where? Face/Body/Scalp

Turmeric + White Turmeric Use this amazing power house hero skin butter to remove the dark dead layers, flaky skin and dull skin on your face, or body . Use it to deeply and effectively moisturize dry thin skin like arthritis or elderly skin types.

How to use: Face-Body-Scalp Use by wetting skin well, wet the bar and wash massage bar in circles. Rinse. Pay attention to repeat over the areas of concern, where you wish to brighten and exfoliate.

Ingredients: organic olive oil, organic fair trade shea butter, safflower oil, lemon juice, white turmeric curcumin powder, wild oats, sodium hydroxide, organic turmeric oil, monsoon white turmeric, curcumin turmeric, organic turmeric essential oil, lime and lemon essential oil, seabuckthorn oil, carrot oil

We also have Turmeric Butter that is made with shea and mango butter, turmeric curcumin, turmeric oil, sandalwood and more. It keeps skin supple, soft, warm, and it brightens and lightens skin as well

So what do you know about turmeric?

There are 4 "turmerics" and they belong to the Ginger family.

1. Turmeric Cooking Spice from the turmeric root that you buy in the grocery (has minimal nutritional or health benefit)

2. Curcumin which gets separated from the turmeric root and is used in supplement pills or high end skin care because of it's high anti-oxidant and health value,

3. Essential oil of turmeric which is a dark yellow and very pungent with a lot of health benefits and is superior on the skin and body,

4. WHITE Turmeric Root, it is medicinal and HIGHLY effective, does not stain, is beige in color and harvested only 1 time a year. White turmeric, also called Amba Haldi in Hindi, naturally grows in the Indian Himalayas and is cultivated for its medicinal properties. Unlike other types of turmeric, White turmeric only grows during one season: the monsoon season, which makes it rare and precious, as well as expensive. It contains Vitamin A, minerals, fats and amino acids. NO OTHER Turmeric is equal to this phenominal rare Turmeric. It is a light beige color, no orange or any yellow at all.

Anyone can take a kitchen spice turmeric and rub it on their skin or mix it with some coconut oil (as many sellers here on Etsy do). It stains, and does nothing else, because it is a culinary cooking ground up spice that You can buy. At the grocery. You are better off eating it than putting it on your skin, it will darken your skin with its yellow dye and make you upset! If you are looking for real turmeric beauty products, don't buy a bright orange one, it was made with cooking spice turmeric. It stains and has no lightening benefits.

And then, we use turmeeic oil! The real power is in it. Sure, the white turmeric is rare and whitening, the powder roots are amazing, but the real raw fresh oil from the turmeric seeds in the root plant is rare and highly sought after, the darling of skin lighteners. It is expensive and hard to come by. They are the BEST ingredients for spots, aging, bumps, acne.

Beneficial Properties of WHITE Turmeric
Antiseptic
Anti-inflammatory
Antioxidant
Anti-aging properties thanks to Vitamin C
Brightens scars and evens skin tone
Fights acne bacteria and yeast-fungus

We harness the power of white turmeric because it is so powerful as an anti oxidant and anti inflammatory, as well as the simple fact that it does not stain. White turmeric, also called Amba Haldi in Hindi, naturally grows in the Indian Himalayas and is cultivated for its medicinal properties. Unlike other types of turmeric, White turmeric only grows during one season: the monsoon season, which makes it rare and precious, as well as expensive. It contains Vitamin A, minerals, fats and aminos