Old Dominion Lilac
A quiet tribute to the lilacs that once bloomed near Globe’s beloved Old Dominion Library. Built in 1905, the library stood proudly with arched porticos, beveled glass windows, and polished wood floors. Its reference section was legendary. For many—perhaps especially the quiet, curious, or a little out of place—it was a refuge. A place where beauty and knowledge coexisted. Its loss in the fire left more than just ashes; it took a piece of the town’s heart.
This soap honors that spirit. Made with tallow and fresh goat milk from SuSu, and enriched with jojoba, pecan, pistachio, macadamia nut, and almond oils, it lathers into a silky, comforting wash. Colloidal oatmeal soothes, and the absence of coconut oil makes it a gentle choice for sensitive skin.
The scent? Like memory itself: a soft bouquet touched by time, where lilac rises as the star. Clean, classic, and quietly floral.
Coconut-free. Arizona-made. In honor of what blooms and what remains.
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Coconut-free and palm free
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