Dandelion Soap

Dandelion Bar — If Yellow Became a Soap

If yellow had a scent—and somehow also got a spa treatment—it would be the Dandelion Bar. Bright, wild, and deeply golden, this bar is a love letter to the sunniest “weed” in the yard (or as we prefer to call it: an underestimated flower with a PhD in resilience).

Handcrafted in the wildflower patches of New Hampshire, this bar is packed with hand-picked and sundried dandelion flower—because your skin deserves a little flower power. We’ve added sea buckthorn berry oil (think antioxidant goldmine) and skin-healing bee pollen, the kind of stuff bees would absolutely gatekeep if they could.

The scent? Think dried tobacco leaves caught in a warm breeze—earthy, grounding, and just the right amount of wild. It smells like the first real day of spring, when the fields are golden, the bees are busy, and the sun doesn’t clock out early.

The Dandelion Bar is sunshine in soap form. It’s the golden hour of skincare. It’s the reason to turn a weed into wonder.

Good Rhubarb’s Dandelion Bar: Not just yellow—golden.

Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, Aqua, Shea Butter, Sweet Almond Oil, Sodium Hydroxide, Sea Buckthorn Oil, Dandelion-infused Oil, Phalate-free Fragrance, Bee Pollen.

Dandelion-infused Oil is wildflower wisdom for your skin—calming, anti-inflammatory, and packed with minerals that help soothe irritation and support healing. It’s like a meadow’s worth of gentle care, bottled up in one golden, skin-loving bar.

Sea Buckthorn Oil is like a golden drop of skin magic—rich in vitamins A, C, and E, it helps soothe, repair, and bring out your healthiest glow. It’s the botanical equivalent of a warm hug and a pep talk, all in one silky lather.

Bee Pollen in soap is a little sprinkle of nature’s confetti—rich in vitamins and enzymes to help soothe and nourish the skin, while adding cheerful golden flecks and a warm yellow glow to each bar. It’s like sunshine got curious and decided to help with your skincare.

Shea Butter is the heavyweight champ of hydration—rich in fatty acids like oleic and stearic acid, it locks in moisture, softens rough spots, and helps support the skin’s natural barrier like a cozy lipid blanket. In soap, it adds creaminess to the lather and a whole lot of “why does my skin feel this good?” energy.