Nutmeg, Ginger & Lime Soap

Nutmeg, Ginger & Lime Soap

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A fresh, rejuvenating body soap with essential oils of Nutmeg, Ginger and Lime for a healthy glow.

Country of Origin: India
₹525.00

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Wet skin with warm water, gently apply the soap to create a lather and rinse clean. Store in a cool, dry place to avoid quick melting of the soap.
Quick Overview
A citrusy body soap enriched with Organic Extra Virgin Coconut Oil, Castor Oil and Green Tea extracts. Coconut and Castor oils relieve dryness, increase elasticity of the skin; delay ageing and also enhance the texture of the skin. Green tea extract is a potent natural antioxidant that acts as a gentle exfoliant for a healthy glow. The essential oils of Nutmeg Ginger & Lime are known for anti- inflammatory properties and leave the skin protected and radiant.
Benefits :
• 88.9% Natural
• Relieves dryness
• Increases softness and elasticity
• Exfoliates
• Improves skin texture
What to Expect
A soft, opaque creamy soap bar with a spicy and citrusy scent that rejuvenates and nourishes. Being a natural handmade product there may be variations in scent, shape and colour.

Ingredient

  • COCONUT OIL

    COCONUT OIL

    It helps keep the skin soft and smooth, prevents premature ageing and wrinkling of the skin, removes dandruff, helps in checking greying and falling of hair and makes the hair look lustrous. It is also known to heal stretch marks. It is mild, thus works w

  • GREEN TEA LEAVES

    GREEN TEA LEAVES

    Green tea in well-known as one of the modern miracle herbs that has multitide of beauty and wellness benefits. Its anti-aging and antioxidant benefits help delay signs of skin aging, such as sagging skin, sun damage, age spots, fine lines and wrinkles. Th

  • LIME

    LIME

    It is great for nourishing the body as it helps to improve dry skin and locks-in moisture by removing excessive heat from the body that’s a result of both internal and external stress.It’s also helps with skin irritation and is an effective anti-ageing to

  • CASTOR OIL PLANT

    CASTOR OIL PLANT

    Castor seed oil contains Undecylenic Acid which, is useful for treating skin diseases and skin ulcers.It even fights signs of aging ,moisturizes skin,fades blemishes,prevents stretch marks,acne and pigmentation .Castor seed oil is the best rescue to infla

  • NUTMEG

    NUTMEG

    Nutmeg is an oval shaped seed of an evergreen tree known as "Myristica Fragrans" that belongs to the family of Myristicaceae. It contains an active component known as Macelignan which eliminates fine lines, wrinkles and skin sagging, thus offering anti-ag

  • KAEMPFERIA GALANGA

    KAEMPFERIA GALANGA

    Kaempferia Galanga, also known as Aromatic Ginger, has bitter rhizomes and rootstocks. It is used to cure skin diseases.

Reviews

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  • 5/5 Effectiveness

    Food For The Mind, Body & Soul

    "Their collection of incense sticks, candles and organic soaps, especially the nutmeg, ginger and lime, are swoon-worthy too." Read more..

    Review by Little Black Book Posted on 7/10/17

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Ask Kama

  • Q. Is this soap suitable for vegans? Question by: Shriya on Jul 11, 2019

    A. Yes, Nutmeg, Ginger & Lime Soap is suitable for Vegans. answer by: team kama on Jul 22, 2019

  • Q. is this remove hyperpigmentation Question by: hema on Sep 22, 2018

    A. We suggest Nalpamaradi Thailam Skin Brightening Treatment a 100% natural Ayurvedic treatment for tanned and pigmented skin. Apply to cleansed skin, precautions need to be taken, of staining clothes, due to Turmeric. Post thirty minutes of treatment cleanse with Turmeric & Myrrh Skin Brightening Soap. Patch test before use. Not recommended for use on active acne. Also use Natural Sun Protection to prevent from further tanning & pigmentation through the day. answer by: team kama on Sep 28, 2018

  • Q. Is this soap is ok for dry skin? Question by: Nilima on Mar 11, 2018

    A. Nutmeg, Ginger & Lime Soap is suitable for all skin types that gently exfoliates. Also try our sulphate and paraben free Rose & Jasmine Body Cleanser and Kokum & Almond Body Butter. answer by: team kama on Mar 26, 2018

  • Q. Is this soap fast melting? Question by: ROBIN SINGH on Sep 22, 2016

    A. Compared to normal, chemical based soap this soap will melt a bit faster as it has no fillers and is rich in Coconut oil. However, the best way to make it last longer is to store it carefully in a cool and dry place away from water. answer by: team kama on Sep 23, 2016

  • Q. How will I know that this soap is natural and safe for my skin? Question by: ROBIN SINGH on Sep 22, 2016

    A. Our soaps have absolutely no chemicals and are rich in oils, butters and essential oils. answer by: team kama on Sep 23, 2016

  • Q. What type of fragrance is used in this soap? Question by: ROBIN SINGH on Sep 22, 2016

    A. We do not use any synthetic fragrances or chemical perfumes. We use pure essential oils only that are also skin friendly. This soap contains pure essential oils only for fragrance. answer by: team kama on Sep 23, 2016

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