Description

Made with ingredients that ellies just love to eat….Marula fruit and Sausage tree fruit pods all collected wild in camps in and around Kruger Park.

Each soap is handcrafted and unique. They will never look exactly the same

Shea butter adds a rich and luxurious feel to this soap. Now also imagine the feeling of silk on your skin. Your luxury bar of soap contains both creating a glorious silky glide on your skin. Great lather.

I chose Tussah silk over Bombyx Mori, commonly known as the domesticated, farmed mulberry silk-worm moth. Tussah is wild harvested mostly in India, and whilst no certificate was provided, my source is harvested after the moth has naturally vacated her cocoon and gone on to mate. In the mulberry silk industry, the entire cocoon with larvae/pupae inside are boiled. In my eyes, there is no justification for latter.

THE ICONIC SAUSAGE TREE IS SCIENTIFICALLY PROVEN AND being HAILED AS THE MOST EXCITING BREAKTHROUGH IN SKIN CARE WITH A MYRIAD OF BENEFITS.

Marula Oil for Skin Benefits

Reduce Irritation In general, many people like marula oil because it can help reduce skin irritation.

Anti-Aging Another major benefit of marula oil is that it also possesses some anti-aging properties.

Moisturizing Properties. In addition, many people also like to use marula because it can moisturize the skin effectively.

Shea butter adds a rich and luxurious feel to this soap

This is a smaller bar of soap weighing approximately 70g. It can also be made even smaller by to be perfect for a game lodge guest soap.

MYTHS, STORIES & INSPIRATION

Learned Fear is destructive to the soul, debilitating and restrictive. I was that person for decades, terrified of ellies and it got worse as time progressed. I’d down 3 bottles of rescue remedy before I entered a game reserve. A sighting of an elephant in the far distance set off a panic attack, so you can imagine the gibbering wreck I was if they were close by. Sure, I’d been charged by elephants many times over the years, due to a lack of respect and understanding by whomever was driving the vehicle at the time.

Such irrational fear when my soul food is the African bush was making me very unhappy, so I started confronting myself and fixing my head. The wonderful, experienced guides of what was SafariLive back then, now WildEarth and their twice daily live game drives on YouTube taught me to understand elephants, read their body language and give them all the respect they deserve. Medicinal Cannabis oil helped me keep calm while I slowly over a couple of years, replaced that fear with a deep love for these mostly very gentle giants. I drive!

I can now happily sit with a herd, switch off the car engine and enjoy their trust, sounds and heavenly smell, should they decide to approach and surround me. I still give bulls in musth a major body swerve and am very cognisant of potential misplaced aggression and prefer to back off from the sighting.