Mystic Water Soap for Men

Welcome to Mystic Water Soap. My shaving soap is made with beef tallow combined with stearic acid, shea butter, castor oil, sustainably sourced organic palm oil, avocado oil, aloe vera, bentonite clay, silk protein, allantoin, and extra glycerin. It offers exceptional protection, glide and post-shave skin care and is excellent for even sensitive skin and tough beards. Most of my shaving soaps also include lanolin, and I use both botanical essential oils and high quality fragrances in my soap.

The soap is molded into 3" diameter round pucks (4 oz each), shrink wrapped and labeled with a full list of ingredients. They are sold as refills, or in a heavy-walled 4" diameter white plastic tubs with waterproof labels. The shaving soap is semi-soft, and I recommend that you press it into the tub to fill the gaps between the soap and the sides of the jar. Shave sticks are 2 ounces of soap in a 1.5" diameter plastic screw-up tube, handy for travel or face-lathering.

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Barbershop

A classic barbershop fragrance: a masculine scent of aftershave, powder and clean, well-groomed guy. Your partner will be sniffing you all day. Fragrance oil and lanolin.

Bay Rum

A classic masculine fragrance that is traditionally made with West Indian Bay leaves (Pimenta Racemosa), citrus peel and spices. This more refined version will appeal to men who don't like the clove that often predominates in bay rum blends. Fragrance oil and lanolin.

Bergamot, Cedarwood & Juniper

An essential oil blend with bergamot citrus peel oil in the foreground, supported by woodsy Virginia cedarwood and accented with a resinous, spicy, herbaceous touch of juniper berries. These particular essential oils are especially recommended for oily skin. Essential oils and lanolin.

Brown Windsor

A classic soap fragrance in the 19th century, it was carried by Lewis and Clarke on their western expedition and is said to have been the favorite soap of Napoleon. Brown Windsor is scented with an intriguing blend of essential oils: herbaceous and floral lavender, sweet and spicy caraway seed oil, the fruity citrus of Bergamot and petigrain, with warm notes of cinnamon leaf, cardamom and clove. This soap contains lanolin.

Cedar & Sage

Virginia cedarwood, Clary sage, oakmoss, patchouli, bergamot, lime and a hint of spice - this is a blend that I make for a bath soap that is popular with everyone who likes the outdoors, but especially men. Please note that Clary sage has an earthy, herbaceous scent and is not the same as culinary sage or white sage. Mostly essential oils with one fragrance oil component, and lanolin.

Coconut

This coconut fragrance oil smells more like fresh coconut than sweetened flaked coconut. This soap starts out creamy white but over time there is a natural color shift to light brown that does not affect scent or performance. Fragrance oil and lanolin.

Coconut Lime Verbena

The emphasis here is on the lime and lemon verbena, with sweet coconut to round it out. A nice light warm weather scent. Fragrance oil and lanolin.

Coconut Sandalwood

My first "Limited Edition" that started as a collaborative effort that grew and grew...it's a nostalgic scent of fresh coconut milk and tanning oils, a walk on the beach with swaying coconut palms, white sand and gentle breezes. The scent is a little stronger than I usually venture, and is a a blend of two different sandalwood fragrance oils - Hawaiian and Mysore-type - and coconut fragrance, with coconut milk, shea butter, lanolin, and silk. Fragrance oils.

Cool Water

Good summer scent: top notes of lavender, rosemary, and mint are freshened by bergamot. Middle notes of jasmine, geranium, sandalwood, iris, and oakmoss lead to masculine bottom notes of musk and ambergris. Fragrance oil and lanolin.

Cuppa Joe

Rich, aromatic coffee on a background of woody notes. Coffee, fragrance oil and lanolin.

Egyptian Dragon

A blend of dragon's blood and myrrh resins and a touch of clove, with floral notes of rose and jasmine blending into a base of musk, patchouli, vanilla and amber. Despite the floral notes, this is not a feminine scent, but it is warm and inviting. Fragrance oil and lanolin.

Eucalyptus & Spearmint

An herbal combination that is always pleasing, scented using pure botanical essential oils with antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties. Essential oils and lanolin.

Field of Dreams

The inspiration for this soap comes from my own memories of hanging out at my brother's Little League games and my uncles' baseball games every summer of my childhood: the leather glove, the dirt of the infield, freshly cut grass, and wood notes. I used this to make a felted baseball soap (on the Mystic Water Soap website) and the guys who smelled it said it would make a great shaving soap or aftershave. Fragrance oils and lanolin.

Frankincense & Myrrh

Back by popular demand, all year round. One customer reports that when he shaves with this, his wife lets him take her out to dinner. My work is done here. ;-) Fragrance oils and lanolin.

Gardenia

An exquisite single note scent that captures the voluptuous quality of fragrant gardenia flowers. Fragrance oils and lanolin.

Gingered Cranberry Pear

A really gorgeous scent combination, for those who enjoy a fruity and spicy fall/winter scent. This scent is very popular in bath soap as well. Fragrance oils and lanolin.

The Green Fairy

"The Green Fairy" was a 19th c. nickname for absinthe liqueur which was thought to cause hallucinations due to the ingredient wormwood. This essential oil blend of anise and herbal essential oils is reminiscent of the famous drink. Essential oils.

Irish Traveller

My version of Green Irish Tweed, a men's cologne blend with top notes of lemon and French verbena, green middle notes of violet leaves and iris, on a base of Mysore sandalwood and ambergris. As one of my female customers says, "It smells like a good-looking man!" Fragrance oil and lanolin.

Jasmine

The fragrant white jasmine flower is intoxicating and women love it (and will love to smell it on you!) - if you need any other reason to try this special edition soap, it's one of the new lanolin formulations for a superlative post-shave skin feel. Fragrance oil and lanolin.

Jeff's Lavender

I first made this soap as a favor for a good customer and it has become my own obsession to continue improving it to make it the best lavender soap that I can create. I use a generous amount of my best Bulgarian lavender essential oil, blended with French lavender and accented with lavender absolute. Essential oils and lanolin.

Leather & Smoke

Saddle leather and Cuban pipe tobacco, on a base of Egyptian musk and Lebanese cedar wood. With lanolin, fragrance and essential oils.

Lemon Verbena

Lemon verbena is a flowering shrub with lemon-scented leaves. It is used in cooking, added to herbal teas and in perfumery, and has a bright and uplifting but light lemon fragrance. Fragrance oil and lanolin.

Lemongrass & Blue Gum Menthol

Robustly scented with lemongrass, blue gum eucalyptus and peppermint essential oils. With lanolin and added menthol. Essential oils and lanolin.

Lilac

A lovely scent for spring and summer, my lilac soap is made with lanolin and allantoin.
Fragrance oil and lanolin.

Lily Of the Valley

This small white bell-shaped flower blooms in May and is a traditional floral scent for men. I've been told my version is very good. Fragrance oil and lanolin.

Lime

The scent of citrus essential oils can fade over time, so I add a very little lemon-scented May Chang essential oil to my lime essential oil to anchor the scent This is what fresh-squeezed limes smell like. Lanolin and essential oils.

Linden

Linden is sometimes called lime flower although it has nothing to do with limes: the small fragrant yellow flowers come from a tree known as Tilia cordata or basswood. Aromatic and attractive to bees, linden or lime flower has a bright, sunny, fresh floral scent. Linden scent for soap and perfumery is recreated in a fragrance oil. With lanolin.

Maestrale

"Maestrale" is the name of the bracing wind that brings fresh, clear weather to the island of Sardinia, where spike lavender, rosemary and peppermint grow wild - the same essential oil blend that I use for my popular Sea Salt soap. Essential oils and lanolin.

Marrakesh

"Marrakesh" is my original blend - dark iron-distilled East Indian patchouli, Virginia cedarwood, cinnamon leaf, oak moss, lime and petigrain essential oils, it's a dark smoky blend that I also use in a 20% shea butter soap of the same name. Mostly essential oils with one fragrance oil component. With lanolin.

Oatmeal Stout

A dark brown soap made with Guinness stout and scented with a smooth beer fragrance that is blended with creamy oatmeal, orange peel, butterscotch, farm-fresh milk, almond and vanilla. It doesn't smell like actual beer but it is a warm, comforting scent. Fragrance and lanolin.

Orange Spice Tea

Astringent and refreshing black tea scent warmed with vanilla, orange peel essential oil, and just the right amount of spice: nutmeg, clove and cinnamon leaf. A light, sweet fragrance with a clean scent that you'll want to sniff again and again. Fragrance oils and lanolin.

Orange Vanilla

Sweet orange and tangerine peel essential oils blended with Madagascar vanilla. The soap turns brown due to the vanilla content. Essential oil, fragrance and lanolin.

Poggio dei Pini

This scent reminds me of hiking on the wooded hills behind my former home in Sardinia, Italy. Poggio means knoll or hill, Poggio dei Pini is literally "hill of pines". It smells of pine and cypress trees, and the dry resinous underbrush of wild plants called the "macchia mediterranea" that grow everywhere, a masculine but subtle outdoors fragrance. With lanolin and fragrance.

Prospect Creek

Washington State Yakima Valley peppermint essential oil for a very pure, clean mint scent. Cold and refreshing, but not face-freezing! Menthol, essential oil, and lanolin.

Rosalimone

A delicate, well balanced pairing of tart lemon peel essential oil and freshly cut roses. A combination of essential oil and fragrance, with lanolin.

Sandalwood

Sandalwood essential oil is used as a base note in 30% of all men's fragrances. Since real sandalwood oil is becoming rare and is very expensive, we use a blend of fragrance oils that duplicate the warm woody scent with delicately spicy undertones. With lanolin.

Sandalwood Rose

Sandalwood and rose together, this is the fragrance known as "Earth Rose" in my 20% shea butter bath soaps. Intoxicating. Fragrance oils and lanolin.

Sardinian Honey

I used some of my private stash of honey from the Sardinian mountains in this delicately scented light brown soap (the color comes from the honey). Fragrance oils and lanolin.

Sensitive Skin (Unscented) with Calendula and Sea Buckthorn

A lot of soaps claim to be good for sensitive skin, and then disappoint. Not this one. I've included a lot of good herbal ingredients in this soap including Calendula officinalis (Marigold) flower, aloe vera, sea buckthorn berry oil and allantoin. No fragrance or essential oils have been added to this soap but it has a mild pleasant natural smell of its own, from the top-quality ingredients. There is no saponified coconut oil in any of my shave soaps, which makes them especially gentle and good for sensitive skin. This soap is particularly soothing due to the botanical additions and lack of added fragrance. Lanolin free.

Sweet Briar (Pipe Tobacco)

When I was looking for a name for my new pipe tobacco scented soap, I came across a description on a tobacconist's website that perfectly described this scent : "A mild blend, the aroma upon opening the bag is sweet and…well, briary. Certainly vanilla is among the aromas..." I don't know if Sweet Briar Flake tobacco is what the blender had in mind when they made this fragrance oil, but the description seems to fit. Fragrance oil, with lanolin.

Tea Tree & Blue Gum

Another customer special request: tea tree oil has documented antiseptic properties and this soap would be a good choice for anyone with oily or troubled skin. The scent of tea tree oil has been described as "medicinal" but in combination with the Blue Gum eucalyptus the overall effect is invigorating and fresh. Essential oils. No lanolin.

Tea Tree Plus

Essential oil lovers will appreciate this blend of tea tree, lavandin, patchouli and lemongrass. It smells fresh and clean, with all the good skin-care qualities of tea tree oil. Essential oils and lanolin.

Vanilla Sandalwood

One of my most popular scents in bath soap and shea butter is now a shaving soap. Scented with sandalwood fragrance oil and Madagascar vanilla. Fragrance oils and lanolin.

Vetiver & Oakmoss

Vetiver essential oil is earthy and a little smokey, often described as smelling "like a damp forest floor", but this blend has warmth and brightness, like walking through a forest and coming into a sunlit clearing. Essential oils and fragrance, with lanolin.

Viola di Bosco

Woodland violets, with a delicate floral scent and hint of green leaves. With lanolin.

White Tea & Ginger

Delicate and fresh, a subtly sweet floral accord combined with white tea and a hint of fresh ginger, a very calming and relaxing fragrance. Fragrance oils and lanolin.

Windjammer

This is an "Old Spice" type fragrance oil and, along with Bay Rum, is one of the best known of the classic masculine scents. It is comprised of top notes of orange, sage & lemon, blending into carnation, geranium, cinnamon, jasmine and heliotrope. The lingering base notes are of vanilla, cedarwood, frankincense resin, tonka bean and musk. Fragrance oil, lanolin.

Yellow Rose

If you like rose scented soap, this one is pure, clean, true rose, like smelling the flower. Fragrance oil and lanolin.

Extra Tubs & Stick Tubes

New, wider jars for easier loading: heavy walled white polypropylene tub, inside diameter 3.7" x 1.25" deep (picture shows jar with label)

Now available: DIY Shave Stick tubes

$2.83 each

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