Ashley Marie
Activated Charcoal & Tea Tree Soap
195.00 out of 5 from 19 reviews$10 – $51
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Activated Charcoal & Tea Tree Soap is a cold-process bar made by Ashley Marie Soap in La Verkin, Utah. It is cold-process: oils and a lye solution poured into a wooden mould, cut by hand the next morning, and cured four to six weeks before sale. A single unit is $10; larger packs run to $51, and it is currently in stock.
Clear and refresh your skin with our best-selling Activated Charcoal + Tea Tree Soap. Safe for both face and body, this powerful yet gentle bar deeply cleanses, draws out impurities, and helps balance troubled skin. Activated charcoal detoxifies clogged pores while tea tree and complementary essential oils provide natural antibacterial and pore-refining benefits—making it ideal for blemish-prone or congested skin.
Bundle & Save: Enjoy 10% off 3-packs and 15% off 6-packs. Not eligible with other discounts or promotions.
| Maker | Ashley Marie, Ashley Marie Soap |
|---|---|
| Made | By hand in La Verkin, Utah |
| Method | Cold process, cut by hand |
| Cure | Four to six weeks on the rack |
| Category | Soap |
| Price | $10 – $51 as of 2026-08-13 |
| Ingredients | Full list to come from Ashley |
Common questions
What sizes does Activated Charcoal & Tea Tree Soap come in?
Activated Charcoal & Tea Tree Soap is sold in 3 options: Single at $10, 3-Pack (10% Off) at $27, 6-Pack (15% Off) at $51. Each option is the same cold-process bar; only the quantity changes.
How long does a bar of Activated Charcoal & Tea Tree Soap last?
A full-size bar lasts roughly one month of daily showers. Cold-process soap cured four to six weeks is harder than melt-and-pour, so it dissolves more slowly — and it lasts about twice as long again if it dries between uses on a draining dish or in a saver pouch.
