Oakmoss & Amber

Oakmoss and Amber – All-Natural Handmade Soap Bar

Ground yourself in rich, earthy comfort with our Oakmoss and Amber soap bar—a sophisticated, gender-neutral blend that balances deep woodsy notes with warm, subtle sweetness. With the timeless scent of oakmoss, fresh herbs, and a touch of amber resin, this bar creates an experience that’s both grounding and indulgent.

Handcrafted in small batches using the traditional cold process method, our soap bars are a gentler, more nourishing alternative to harsh commercial detergents. Made with Bramble Berry’s trusted “Lots of Lather” formula, each bar is packed with natural oils that cleanse effectively while leaving your skin soft and hydrated.

Ingredients include:

• Olive Oil – supports skin barrier repair and delivers deep hydration

• Coconut Oil – naturally cleansing and rich in lather

• Palm Oil (RSPO certified) – hardens the bar and contributes to a long-lasting product

• Castor Oil – improves creamy lather and helps lock in moisture

• Sweet Almond Oil – softens and soothes dry or irritated skin

Whether used for a morning wake-up or an evening wind-down, Oakmoss and Amber is a balanced scent perfect for those who enjoy depth, subtle spice, and clean comfort in their routine.

Why choose handmade soap?

• Free from synthetic detergents, sulfates, and parabens

• Contains naturally occurring glycerin to keep skin moisturized

• Eco-conscious, biodegradable, and made with simple, pure ingredients

• Suitable for most skin types, including sensitive and dry skin

Please Note:
This soap is made with all-natural ingredients and clean fragrance oils. As with any skincare product, a patch test is recommended before full use. Discontinue use if irritation occurs.

Liability Disclaimer:
Lloyd’s of La Luna LLC is not responsible for allergic reactions or skin sensitivities. Customers are encouraged to review all ingredients before use and consult with a healthcare provider if needed. Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.