Drunken Bee Soap: Coconut oil, Light lager beer, Lye, and Local Minnesotan honey.

Itch Stop Serum: Sweet almond oil, Lavender, and Peppermint essential oils.

Bug-off Balm: Coconut oil, Shea butter, Beeswax, Citronella, Peppermint, Lavender, Rosemary, Tea tree, Cedarwood, and Eucalyptus essential oils.

Organic Cotton Eco Soap Bag: Organic cotton mesh and cotton string.

Drop the soap bar into the bag to easily wash hands, body, or hair while camping. Itch Stop Serum and Bug-off Balm can be used during your adventures to reduce discomfort from outdoor bugs like mosquitoes.

The soap and Eco bag's paper tag is recyclable or compostable, twine is compostable. The Eco bag can be composted at an industrial composting facility or are recyclable as a textile. Reuse or recycle metal tin and glass bottle, these items are also part of our Take Back Program, more information at link below.

Q: Can I bathe in the lake/river/pond with your soaps?

A: Great question! There are a lot of interesting opinions on this topic. All of our soaps are biodegradable and all natural, so yes, in theory, they are safe for use in lakes and rivers. The challenge comes when you look at the cleaning power of soap and how it affects the environment. With so many pollutants already affecting our waterways, soap is just one more thing that can alter the ecosystem in a negative way. One result of washing in waterways is that soap residue can cause algae blooms. So while yes you can wash with soap in lakes and rivers with biodegradable soaps we recommend avoiding it if possible. The best way to reduce your impact on the environment is to set up a wash/shower station at least 200 feet from the shore. Use a bucket of water to lather and rinse with.

**One more thing to remember - Never use an anti-bacterial soap or anything containing phosphorus in waterways!