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2-Pack 4.0-Oz Yardley London Moisturizing Bath Bar Soap (English Lavender) Expired
$1.80
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Amazon has 2-Pack 4.0-Oz Yardley London Moisturizing Bath Bar Soap (English Lavender) on sale for $1.78 when you 'clip' the $0.32 coupon on the item page. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Alternatively, Walgreens has 4.0-Oz Yardley London Moisturizing Bath Bar Soap (Oatmeal & Almond) on sale for $0.99. Store pickup is free with $10+ orders.
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- Note: Usually ships within 1 to 2 months.
Alternatively, Walgreens has 4.0-Oz Yardley London Moisturizing Bath Bar Soap (Oatmeal & Almond) on sale for $0.99. Store pickup is free with $10+ orders.
Also available:
- English Lavender $0.99
- Creamy Coconut $0.99
- Amazon has 4.0-Oz Yardley London Moisturizing Bath Bar Soap (Oatmeal & Almond) on sale for $0.84. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 4.0-Oz Yardley London Moisturizing Bath Bar Soap (Oatmeal & Almond) on sale for $0.84. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders $35+. NLA
Also available:
Also available:
Also available:
- 2-Pack 4.25-Oz English Lavender [amazon.com] $1.78 when you 'clip' the $0.32 coupon ($0.89/each)
Also available:
- English Lavender [walgreens.com] $0.99
- Creamy Coconut [walgreens.com] $0.99
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i have enjoyed this brand called Shugar Soapworks which i can get for $1.25 per 5 oz bar at the Dollar Tree (Charcoal Eucalyptus is my favorite scent but I enjoy the other ones too). it is vegan, made in the USA, and only has like 7 ingredients which is fewer than a lot of soaps. i can't speak to whether there's anything bad in those 7 or so ingredients but it being vegan is a good enough start for me until i do the research on the other ingredients.
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i have enjoyed this brand called Shugar Soapworks which i can get for $1.25 per 5 oz bar at the Dollar Tree (Charcoal Eucalyptus is my favorite scent but I enjoy the other ones too). it is vegan, made in the USA, and only has like 7 ingredients which is fewer than a lot of soaps. i can't speak to whether there's anything bad in those 7 or so ingredients but it being vegan is a good enough start for me until i do the research on the other ingredients.
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i have enjoyed this brand called Shugar Soapworks which i can get for $1.25 per 5 oz bar at the Dollar Tree (Charcoal Eucalyptus is my favorite scent but I enjoy the other ones too). it is vegan, made in the USA, and only has like 7 ingredients which is fewer than a lot of soaps. i can't speak to whether there's anything bad in those 7 or so ingredients but it being vegan is a good enough start for me until i do the research on the other ingredients.
If you're genuinely curious why there's animal products in it, you should look up the history of soap! It's a combination of an oil and an alkaline base. Historically a great source of oil was whale blubber, which was mixed with wood ashes. Going farther back, the Roman's actually used goat fat as a base for their soap