Inspired by my Mexican roots and the traditions passed down by my parents... Día de los Muertos soap celebrates a beautiful tradition of remembering and honoring loved ones who have passed away.

Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a Mexican tradition filled with color, flowers, memories, and love. The bright orange cempasúchil (marigold) flowers are an important symbol of the celebration, often used to honor loved ones and decorate altars. The colorful skull inspired designs and sweet floral scent of this soap are my little way of bringing some of that beauty and tradition into a handmade creation.

Made with 100% goat milk, nourishing plant-based oils, and shea butter, this bar creates a creamy lather that leaves your skin feeling soft and clean. It's naturally colored with a blend of powders and botanicals, then topped with beautiful mixed and marigold flowers. A little piece of my culture, made with love, and inspired by the traditions that keep memories alive.

Ingredients: Olive oil, goatmilk, coconut oil, sustainable palm oil, shea butter, sodium hydroxide, castor oil, kaolin clay, sweet orange essential oil, lavender essential oil, cedarwood essential oil, paprika, Indigo, cocoa, French pink clay powders, coconut activated charcoal, titanium dioxide, dried mixed flowers, marigold

Simple, rustic, and pure!

Fancy Valley Soaps are cured for at least 4 weeks to produce a good, hard, and long-lasting bar of soap. To make them last even longer, please use a draining soap dish so the bar can dry out between uses; it really does make a difference.