The WARHORSE Easy Peel label leaves no gunky glue on the bottle, so these BPA-free, tough plastic bottles with a showerproof pump fit with any decor from country to urban—including the barn (Some of us were born in a barn and still live in one). You can reuse the bottles for other liquids too—it’s just castile soap. And it’s true, my Hand and Body recipe is carefully crafted to clean hounds and horses. Every plant superfood ingredient works for all. So if you’re space-deprived, if your hands take a beating, if you hate paying for lots of water, or if you want to simplify your cleaning regime, WARHORSE can help.

FYI: When you get your soap, you may have some small bubbles that have collected at the top during bottling. We fill bottles straight from the soap kettle and this makes a few “suds.” And, our soap will change color with changing temperatures—sunflower wax and the essential oils will naturally crystallize and turn cloudy in cold temps and back to clear in warm temps.

INGREDIENTS:

If you want to dive deep into our ingredients, here’s why we use them, where we get them, and a link to the companies’ information. As gold as the flowers and high in Vitamin E, Georgia Grown Oliver Farm virgin sunflower seed oil is unrefined, cold-pressed and Non-GMO. Sunflower is naturally Non-GMO and. Our Organic Coconut Oil, along with USP pharmaceutical grade Castor Oil, is from JEdwards International, located in Maine. Grown by US farmers, our Organic Virgin Pumpkin and Organic Flaxseed Seed Oil are a deep green and yellow, with Omega-3 Fatty Acids and Carotenes. The coconut oil is a good cleaner and provides bubbles with all the lauric fatty acid. The USP Pharmaceutical Grade Vegetable Glycerin originates with IFFCO, a palm processing company that has been a member of the Roundtable of Sustainable Palm Oil since 2013. Here’s their RSPO audit certification. Our Lebermuth essential oils round out the scent offerings. And just to verify our own product health, we use Cornerstone Labs, a 3rd party EPA registered lab, to test for Glyphosate (Roundup), and 40 pesticides—all below detectable limits. See the Lab Report.