Level Naturals Dragon's Blood + Spice Soap

                          

 With the name of Dragon’s Blood, one can’t help but think of mythical creatures breathing fire among villages and philandering loot. However, the “blood” use for this soap isn’t the blood from the fierce firebreather but from an Amazonian tree whose sap is crimson red. The soap is loaded with plant oils, orange and cinnamon essentials oils. The generous sized bar provided a decent lather. The spicy scented soap didn’t leave my skin scented or moisturized. A mediocre soap that I won’t be purchasing again.        

Pura Botanica Spiced Citrus Soap

 

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The Pura Botanica spiced citrus soap is packed with organic ingredients and natural oils to help nourish and soften skin. It washes away impurities without stripping skin of moisture. While the sweet citrus scent reminded me of Burt's Bees Citrus Spice Exfoliating Shower Soap but this one doesn’t have the rough edges like Burt’s which I like. The creamy soap gives a nice lather but it doesn’t moisturize my skin very well. I would recommend following up with lotion afterwards.

Burt's Bees Citrus Spice Exfoliating Shower Soap

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This spice infused soap promises to clean and exfoliate at the same time. The soap is packed with grounded herbs, almonds and spices that give the soap its gritty texture. The gritty texture helps exfoliate your skin and making it silky smooth and soft. Personally, I find the gritty texture a bit too rough on my skin, so rub gently. The soap is spicy scented and gives a mediocre lather. I use this soap once a week as an exfoliator as the texture is a bit too rough and doesn’t lather very well.