Sallye Ander Stop-the-Itch Poison Ivy Relief Soap

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Sallye Ander Stop-the-Itch Poison Ivy Relief Soap
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$6.99

Whether you’re hiking, gardening, or just accidentally being a nature magnet, run-ins with poison ivy, oak, or sumac are kind of inevitable. That’s why we carry Sallye Ander Poison Ivy Soap—a gentle but mighty remedy made to kick that itchy, rashy nonsense to the curb.

This isn’t your average bar of soap. It’s handcrafted with a signature olive oil blend, soothing pink clay, organic oatmeal, and a calming combo of balsam and amyris essential oils. Oh, and it’s loaded with natural glycerin to keep your skin happy and hydrated—not stripped and stinging.

Here’s the deal: poison ivy and its itchy cousins leave behind an oily resin called urushiol. The key to avoiding an itchy nightmare? Wash that oil off fast. This soap is specially formulated to gently lift urushiol from your skin and your clothes—without harsh chemicals, dyes, or sulfates.

Safe for the whole family (yep, even little ones), you can use it on your face, body, and hands—whether for prevention or to calm down the itch if it’s already arrived. Pro tip: stash a bar in your first aid kit or backpack. You’ll thank us later. Natural. Powerful. Itch-fighting magic.

Use: After you've run into Poison Ivy, Sumac or Oak - shower as soon as possible and wash with Sallye Ander Poison Ivy Soap. Continue to use as rash develops to relieve inflammation and itching.
Size: 5 Oz. Bar
Ingredients: Olive Oil Blend (Olive and Vegetable), Pink French Clay, Organic Rolled Oats and Balsam and Patchouli Essential Oils

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