Ashley Marie
Black Rose Soap
194.84 out of 5 from 19 reviews$10$8.50
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Black Rose 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. It is $8.50, and it is currently in stock.
Perfectly Imperfect Black Rose
Sometimes handmade soap has a mind of its own. This batch developed a unique natural pattern during the soap-making process, but it’s the same luxurious recipe, scent, and skin-loving ingredients.
Striking in both look and scent, Black Rose Soap is crafted with a dramatic blend of activated charcoal and rose clay for a naturally dark hue and a beautifully balanced cleanse. Its essential oil blend is earthy yet refined—layered with soft floral notes, subtle fruit, and a gentle hint of spice.
Designed for face and body, this bar helps lift impurities and refresh the skin while creating a luxurious, spa-like experience with every wash.
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| 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 | $8.50 as of 2026-08-13 |
| Ingredients | Full list to come from Ashley |
Common questions
How much is Black Rose Soap?
Black Rose Soap is $8.50 from Ashley Marie Soap, sold as a single item with no size options.
How long does a bar of Black Rose 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.
