Activated Charcoal can be used to obtain a light grey to a pure black colour in natural soap. It's often used as a general detoxifier.

Handfuls of crushed Southern pecans smothered in maple syrup and baked to perfection.
Vanilla Content: 3.40%

Pure anhydrous lanolin is thought to help repair barrier function and increase skin moisturization. Lanolin is commonly used in lotions and soap.

Mango, raspberry and lemon curd are blended to sweet perfection.
Vanilla Content: 0%

Safflower Powder is considered to be high in Vitamin E, a natural antioxidant that is thought to benefit the skin. When used in soap, Safflower Powder produces different shades of yellow, depending on recipe and usage

Rice Bran Oil is thought to diminish the effects of aging and slow the formation of wrinkles due to the high concentrations of tocopherol and tocotrienol, two forms of the powerful antioxidant Vitamin E

Olive Oil, Pure is derived from the fruit of the Olive tree. Due to it's high Oleic Acid content, Olive Oil tends to be moisturizing and good for skin cell regeneration.

Arnica Flowers are great for hand blended potpourri and bath teas. They are commonly used to  infuse in oil for use in making topical salves, balms, soaps, and other cosmetics.

Nothing but the best to drink for the House Lannister. Jammy blackberry, strawberry and raspberry notes are balanced with dry oak wood and vanilla bean, to make for a rich, full bodied cabernet.
Vanilla Content: 0.10%

The hydrated granules of oatmeal adhere to the surface of the skin and provide a protective film attracting humidity and reducing friction. It's often used for it's natural moisturizing properties and to alleviate itching.