Liquid Hand Soap — Rosemary & Eucalyptus
Liquid Hand Soap — Rosemary & Eucalyptus
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Steam Distilled
Small Batch
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- Shelf Life
- Approximately 13 - 18 months when stored properly
- Made In
- Grown, harvested, steam-distilled, and bottled at Homestead Lavender Farm in Morrison, Tennessee.
Tuscan Breeze Liquid Hand Soap (4 fl oz) (Tuscan Breeze Collection — limited remaining stock)
A small batch of our original Tuscan Breeze hand soap, while supplies last.
This is our original formula — a traditional liquid hand soap with farm-distilled Tuscan Blue rosemary, brightened with sourced eucalyptus essential oil. Hand-batched, hand-labeled, 4 fl oz in a small pump bottle.
A note about the look: This soap isn't crystal clear. The slight cloudiness in the bottle comes from the resinous side of Tuscan Blue rosemary — a natural characteristic of the cultivar that we don't filter out, because it's part of what makes this rosemary smell like rosemary and not like a chemical knockoff.
A small note on what's in it: this is a standard liquid-soap formulation — a hand-soap surfactant base with Sodium Laureth Sulfate as the primary, balanced with the gentler Cocamidopropyl Betaine and Lauryl Glucoside. It lathers up fast and rinses clean. If sulfate-free is non-negotiable for you, this one isn't your bottle — our newer Hydrating Liquid Hand Gel (sulfate-free, same farm-distilled Tuscan Blue rosemary) is.
What's farm-distilled here: our Tuscan Blue rosemary essential oil and our rosemary hydrosol — both come off our still alongside each other. What's sourced: the surfactant base, glycerin, preservatives, and the eucalyptus essential oil.
Why we made it. This was the first rosemary soap we ever bottled — the original Tuscan Breeze formula. It's been on the shelf for customers who like a fast-lathering, classic hand soap with our farm rosemary. We've since moved to a hydrating gel as our main hand-soap formula, but the last few bottles of the original remain — and they're as good now as they were when we first put them in the pump.
Ingredients (corrected formula): Water, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Lauryl Glucoside, Glycerin, Sodium Chloride, Citric Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Rosemary Hydrosol, Rosemary (Tuscan Blue) Oil, Eucalyptus Oil.
Details:
- 4 fl oz (118 ml) liquid soap pump
- Handcrafted, small batch, labeled by hand
- Slight cloudiness is from the resinous Tuscan Blue rosemary, natural to the cultivar
- Limited stock — while supplies last
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Ingredients
Water, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Lauryl Glucoside, Glycerin, Sodium Chloride, Citric Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Lavender Hydrosol, Rosemary (Tuscan Blue) Oil, Eucalyptus Oil.
How to use
For this soap or body wash — lather with warm water, cleanse, and rinse thoroughly.
Aromatic profile
Tuscan Blue Rosemary with Eucalyptus — Bright herbaceous rosemary lifted by a cool eucalyptus note — full-bodied, farm-distilled.
Texture & use
Pump dispenses a small amount of liquid soap; lathers up with water, rinses clean — straightforward and effective. A slight cloudiness from the resinous rosemary is part of the formula, not a defect.
Skin type: Suitable for all skin types - Not recommended for broken or irritated skin — patch test before use, especially if your skin is sensitive
Where to use: Hands
Storage & care
For this pump-bottled product (hand soap, hand gel) — store at room temperature with the pump closed between uses. Keep away from direct sunlight, freezing temperatures, and excess heat to maintain consistency.
Shelf life: Approximately 13 - 18 months when stored properly
Why we love it
Shipping & returns
Ships from our Tennessee farm within 1-3 business days. Free shipping over $100. 14-day return window — see our refund policy for details.
Balance and Bold — two sides of our lavender.
Bold leads with Grosso and lifts to the front of the room. Balance dials toward angustifolia for a softer floral finish.
They come from the same four cultivars in our rows — just dialed differently depending on the mood. We've had others along the way; these two have made themselves at home.