Douglas Fir & Sand Soap

Douglas Fir essential oil comes from the needles of Pseudotsuga menziesii, the tree that defines the Pacific Northwest landscape more than any other. In the shower it smells exactly like what you would expect: resinous and fresh, like standing in old growth just after rain. Not a synthetic approximation. The tree itself.

Fine white sand is mixed into the bar. It provides real physical exfoliation, the kind that moves the grit that accumulates on skin from a day spent outside. Rough enough to do meaningful work, fine enough to use on your face without second-guessing it. The combination of a scent this grounded and a scrub this thorough is the point of the bar.

This is the soap people keep by the back door. Post-yard work, post-hike, post-anything that put the day on your skin. It earns its place there.

"We keep this soap in our utility room and use it every time we come in from working in the yard. A great product for cleaning off the dirt of the outdoors." — Sarah G., verified buyer