Ladies, listen up! This is the bar that we all need. . . Geranium is considered one of the "woman's oils" and helps alleviate problems associated with menopause and menstruation, both physically and emotionally. It also acts as a diuretic. Geranium should be avoided if you are hypoglycemic because it can lower blood sugar. Dry and oily skins alike appreciate Geranium because it balances sebum and keeps the skin smooth and flexible.

After a long day at work, come home and settle into the tub with this soap! Lavender essential oil is noted for being a wonderful adaptogen, which means that it restores the body's balance. Anti-fungal and antibacterial in nature, Lavender essential oil is so fascinating! Traditional scent lovers adore this soap; if you haven't treated yourself to this scent yet, now is the time to luxuriate in it!

The lemongrass bar is quickly becoming one of my personal favorites; it has the citrus-y zing of lemon with a pleasant green, grassy overtone. Here are some interesting facts about this flavorful bar: Lemongrass is stimulating, invigorating, and great for helping relieve stress-related issues because it has a sedative effect on the central nervous system. It is also useful in easing fatigue, and research has shown that it stimulates gland secretions and muscles that aid in digestion. On the skin, Lemongrass shows to be effective in tightening large/open pores, but on sensitive skins Lemongrass can be an irritant. Traditional Indian medicine used Lemongrass to combat illness and fever. Got the winter blahs? Feeling stressed? Try this newest addition to the soap family here, and see if the citrus twist of Lemongrass can turn your frown upside down!

One whiff of this bar and you will picture the tiny bell-like flowers on the Lily of the Valley flower! Another floral bar that the older generations appreciate, and the younger generations associate spring with. Pair it with some Lilac, Flowering Jasmine, and Victorian Rose bars to make a spring soap bouquet for someone special!