Peppermint Soap

If you are using bar soap on your body, rub the soap directly onto a washcloth or loofah and get a really good lather, then apply to wet skin. Rinse the soap off well. Use a clean cloth every time you wash, and wash your loofah under clean water after each use. 

If you are using the bar of soap on your face, rub the soap directly into your hands and get a really good lather, then apply it to your wet face with your fingertips. Rinse the soap off your face off well. Use clean hands every time you wash your face.

Sorbitol, Coconut Oil, Propylene Glycol, Stearic Acid, Water, Sodium Hydroxide, Glycerin, Olive Oil, Aloe Vera, Peppermint Essential Oil, Yellow 5, Green 5.

• Has antibacterial properties: While it's not effective against all strains of bacteria, one study compared peppermint oil to an antibiotic and found it to have comparable efficacy.
• Controls oil production: Peppermint works to prevent excess oil from forming on your surface, which, as a result, lowers the chance of acne. 
• Minimizes itching and inflammation: Peppermint oil is a powerful skin soother; it can be an effective topical treatment for patients combatting chronic itch.
• Has antiviral properties: In addition to fighting bacteria, peppermint oil can also be effective against viruses.