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Roseship Seed Oil in soap brings skin-loving omega fatty acids and antioxidants to the bar, helping condition and soften skin while supporting its natural moisture barrier. Botanical magic for skin feeling dry, looking a little tired, or in need of a gentle resurrection.
Activated charcoal in soap is like a deep cleanse with a wink. It dives into pores, draws out gunk, and leaves your skin feeling fresh, clear, and just a little mysterious.
White Kaolin Clay is the gentle friend your skin didn’t know it needed—cleansing without drying, soothing without smothering, and perfect for even the most sensitive of skin. It’s like a soft-focus filter, but in soap form.
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Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, Water, Shea Butter, Sweet Almond Oil, Rosehip Seed Oil, Phalate-free Fragrance, Activated Charcoal, White Kaolin Clay, Cedarwood Essential Oil.
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Ghostwood Bar — For hauntingly clean skin.
Made in extremely small batches for the spookiest season of all, Ghostwood is a dark, brooding little love letter to the afterlife. Rosehip seed oil brings skin-loving fatty acids and antioxidants to help nourish and soften the skin, while activated charcoal and white kaolin clay work together to lift away excess oil and surface impurities, creating a satisfyingly creamy lather with a touch of gentle exfoliation. The rosehip is the fruitful heart of the rose, long gone but pollinated with purpose—a lingering beauty that refuses to leave the room.
Scented with smoky oud, cedarwood, and worn leather, Ghostwood is deep, dark, and barely there, like a whisper traveling through the fog. The sort of soap Morticia Addams would leave beside the clawfoot tub, preferably in a house with creaky plumbing and excellent taste. A little cleansing, a little haunting, and gone before you can say “Trick-or-Treat!”
Good Rhubarb’s Ghostwood Bar: The haunted heart of the rose.
