Charcoal Tea Tree Handcrafted Bar Soap
An excellent antibacterial detox agent helping heal acne.
This beautiful activated charcoal bar satisfies all of your skin needs. It is sleek and rich. It contains luxurious babassu and castor oil as well as concentrated aloe vera powder and tea tree essential oil. Use caution with light-colored material as this bar can stain white wash clothes. Each soap is individually crafted, cut and wrapped in beautiful biodegradable kraft packaging.
Vegan-friendly, cruelty-free, eco-friendly. 4.5 oz cold process soap bar.
Ingredients: Purified Water, Coconut Oil, Olive Oil, RSPO Certified Palm Oil, Babassu Oil, Castor Oil, Sodium Hydroxide, Tea Tree Essential Oil, Activated Charcoal, 100x Aloe Vera Powder.
Freshly Made in North America with Love.
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4ourclimate Clean-up Projects in collaboration with CarbonFund.org:
1. LifeStraw: Clean Water in Kenya
This project brings safe drinking water to more than 4.5m people in Western Kenya while cutting 2.4m tonnes of CO2 emissions annually. It is one of the largest climate and safe water projects globally. Some 877,505 families use LifeStraw Family water filters to purify water in their home, rather than boiling water for drinking over open fires. The gravity-driven filters require no electricity or consumables. In particular, the project leveraged carbon finance to employ 4,000 health trainers, who helped with distribution, education, and monitoring. It was one of nine ‘lighthouse’ projects selected by the United Nations in 2012 as best practice examples of climate action.
2.The Envira Amazonia Project: A Tropical Forest Conservation Project
The Envira Amazonia Project is a payment for ecosystem services forest conservation project, otherwise known as a Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD+) project, protecting nearly 500,000 acres (200,000 hectares) of tropical rainforest.
The Envira Amazonia Project shall mitigate the release of more than 12.5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions, while also preserving the habitat for an extraordinary amount of biodiversity and directly benefitting local communities.