Yes. Wild Lavender is built around tallow, goat milk, and colloidal oatmeal — ingredients chosen specifically for how gentle they are on sensitive, easily-irritated skin. Kaolin clay purifies without over-stripping, so the bar cleanses without the tightness that triggers reactivity in many people.

No. Wild Lavender is scented only with essential oils of lavender, scotch pine, and bergamot — no synthetic fragrance, no fragrance blends, no hidden additives.

Yes. Tallow closely mirrors the oils naturally found in skin, so it cleanses without stripping moisture the way many detergent-based bars do. Combined with colloidal oatmeal and raw honey, this bar is well-suited to dry, tight, or eczema-prone skin that reacts easily to conventional soap.

Yes. Wild Lavender is gentle enough for facial skin, though if you have particularly reactive or acne-prone skin, we'd recommend patch-testing on your arm first before using it on your face.

Yes, with one caveat: essential oils are more concentrated than they might seem, so for very young children or babies, check with your pediatrician first, especially if they have known sensitivities.

Yes — this bar contains goat milk, so if you have a dairy or milk protein allergy, we'd recommend avoiding this bar or patch-testing first. It also contains honey.

Wild Lavender is made through traditional saponification — combining tallow, oils, and lye — rather than the synthetic detergents used in many commercial bars. That process retains the bar's natural glycerin, which is part of what keeps skin from feeling stripped after washing.