Double, double toil and trouble;
Fire burn and caldron bubble.
Yes, complete with eye of newt and toe of frog, my version of Shakespeare's "Song of the Witches," from that Scottish play, will leave you spellbound. Scented with my version of Witches Brew: notes of cinnamon, patchouli, sage, fir needle, and a hint of smoke. Sounds weird, smells good! A very generous portion of brew, this baby weighs in between 8-9 oz! Enough to turn you into a toad.
Bubble, Bubble, Toil and Trouble
Usage: It's soap! Wash & rinse thoroughly, avoiding eyes. Remove soap from standing water. Supervise young children during use, especially fragrances that smell like or resemble food; soap is not edible. People with sensitivities/allergies may want to conduct a spot test before use.
Care: To make your glycerin soap last a long time, do not let it sit in water. Best practice is to remove from the shower when you are finished, and allow soap to dry between uses. For hand soap, I recommend using a Soap Lift or a draining soap dish. If "glycerin dew" appears (looks like sweat), due to the humectant properties of the soap, simply rinse in water, it will not affect the functionality of the soap.