Introducing...The Exception Line

It's here! Introducing...The EXCEPTION Line!

Due to growing customer demand, we have launched a new line of Yamali soaps that have been scented with high-quality fragrance oils that are phthalate-free. Using fragrance oils enables us to provide special scents in soap that we are otherwise unable to produce when using pure essential oils. Some of these include coconut, almond, vanilla, musk and apple, to name a few. Why EXCEPTION? Well, all of our products here at Yamali have been scented with pure essential oils, with the exception of our fragrance scented bars. There you have it, The EXCEPTION Line.    

EXCEPTION LINE SOAPS
ALMOND SCRUB, SEA SAGE KELP SWIRL
MARISOL, COCONUT LIME

ALMOND SCRUB

This scrumptious scrubbing soap is chock full of soothing oats and ground almonds with a tad bit of moisturizing honey, and finally topped of with a sweet almond scent. This sweet soap smells, feels and looks so good your skin will eat it up! 

SEA SAGE KELP SWIRL

Already a favorite! This unique soap has been scented with a delightful fragrance with notes of sage and lemongrass, and has been beautifully swirled with kelp powder. Some would consider it to be a beach-y fragrance, but for others, it it the perfect soap for the kitchen or guest bathroom. ENJOY!

MARISOL

Feel the sand, sun and suds on your skin all at once with this sweet smelling beach-y soap. Hints of vetivert, lime and bay produce a summer-y fragrance, not strong and powerful, but light and clean.    



COCONUT LIME

Creamy and delightful. Our coconut lime soap has been enriched with creamy coconut milk, which adds a noticable milkiness in the sweet smelling suds. This soap has a heavenly coconut scent with a hint of lime.

Well, these four bars are our first set of exception line soaps, but we have many more kinds yet to be made. If there's a fragrance soap you would like to suggest to us that you would like to see in this new exception line, please feel free to let us know in the comments section! We are open to all and any suggestions that you may have!

Thank you for reading!