Soap Bar - Spent Coffee with Lemongrass & Hemp Seed Oil
$12.00
Out of Stock
Church Farm teamed up with their mates at the Three Blue Ducks to collect their spent coffee grounds from their café at The Farm in Byron Bay, and then turned them into soap!
Not only are they making good use of an otherwise waste product, the coffee grounds also act as a natural exfoliant. This bar also contains hemp seed oil to keep it ultra-moisturising and lemongrass essential oil which adds a fresh uplifting lemon scent.
Ingredients: Australian Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Cold Pressed Coconut Oil, Water, Lye, Spent Coffee Grounds, Hemp Seed Oil, Lemongrass Essential Oil.
Note: As each bar is handcut the shape and appearance may differ from what is shown in the picture, however all bars weigh approx 180g.
For longer lasting soap, please keep your bars dry and in a well drained position in-between uses and away from direct streams of running water.
SHIPPING AND RETURNS
All orders are processed the next business day and shipped within 2-3 business days of receiving your order.
Shipping costs include all postage and handling charges as well as any applicable tax.
We prefer to ship our orders via Sendle or Australia Post.
Shipping within Australia
Green Horse offers free standard shipping within Australia on all orders over $80.
Free shipping does not apply to returns or International orders.
If you are in close vicinity to our brick and mortar store, you may choose to 'Click & Collect' your online purchase/s from us in-store the next day at 255 High St, Northcote VIC.
International Orders
International orders may be subject to import duties and/or customs excise. You are responsible for the payment of these once your order arrives in your country.
All prices are shown in Australian Dollars (AUD). For international purchases, the final cost may vary due to currency conversion rates and additional credit card charges as quoted by your credit card provider. Please contact hello@greenhorse.com.au should you require assistance or more information.
