Napa Soap Company's Grapeseed bar soap packs a powerful antioxidant punch, this blend of grapeseed, olive, coconut and palm oils, cocoa butter and crushed grapeseeds gently exfoliates and nourishes tired skin, while tuberose and oakmoss oils create a floral yet earthy scent blend. Each bar individually wrapped with handmade paper and finished with a ribbon.
Since each of the 100% natural soaps is made from only the highest quality ingredients, you can rest assured that your skin will enjoy our products too. So whether you are looking for a gift for yourself, or for others, we have just the soap for you!
Napa Soap is hand made in very limited quanties-less than 50 bars at a time. Enjoy Napa Soap Company products!
6 oz. bar soap .
Bar Soap Ingredient List
- Coconut Oil: Derived from the coconut fruit, it is used as an emollient to smooth and lubricate the skin. Rich in saponins, it is excellent for soap making because it produces a rich, creamy lather.
- Palm Oil: Extracted from the pulp of the fruit of the African palm. This oil is extremely high in saturated fat and creates big, fluffy lather in soap.
- Vitis Vinifera (Grape Seed) Oil: Moisturizing and nourishing due to its high linoleic acid content, grapeseed oil is also a vicious free-radical scavenger!
- Castor Oil: A highly emollient oil made from the beans of the castor plant which helps produce fluffy lather.
- Safflower Oil: Has an exceptionally high linoleic acid content and is very moisturizing.
- Glycerin: Kosher from vegetables, moisturizer.
- Sodium Hydroxide: Soaponifying Agent also know as lye.
- Sorbitol: From berries, moisturizer.
- Soybean Protein : Conditioner
Additional ingredients vary per bar to make them unique. Please see back labels for additional ingredients such as wine, coffee and chocolate. We create 300-400 bars of soap daily at our shop in downtown St. Helena, California in the heart of the Napa Valley making batches of 50 bars each. We use natural ingredients, buy organic whenever we can, recycle all of our packaging materials, and try to source as many local products as possible.