Bring the wild Tibetan herb pangbu (Indian spikenard) into your bath with this pure Tibetan herbal bath soap. Spikenard is excellent for relieving irritated skin, for calming the nerves, and is a famous hair tonic. Tibetans ritually burn it in offeri

In Mongolia's vast wilderness horses outnumber people 8 to 1. Braving harsh winters, nomadic Mongols dream of summer when their mare's milk flows free. Grazing on organic wild grasses and flowers, the mares produce milk rich in Vitamins and herbs. Wh

This is Wild Earth's richest soap. Instead of eating chocolate, bathe with this soap for a real exotic indulgence. A sweet smelling soap with a luxurious lather made from the milk of yaks living in the Mount Everest region of Nepal.

Yogis and yoginis in ancient India traditionally lived in wild forests and jungles, bathing in streams and waterfalls. Mud, grains, flour and ash were often used to exfoliate and cleanse the skin. Filled with rich Ayurvedic herbs traditionally used b

Yogis and yoginis in ancient India traditionally lived in wild forests and jungles, bathing in streams and waterfalls. Mud, grains, flour and ash were often used to exfoliate and cleanse the skin. Filled with rich Ayurvedic herbs traditionally used b

Pamper yourself with Wild Earth's Jasmine Soap with its sweet sensuous aroma. In ancient South Indian devotional poetry, the lingering scent of jasmine is symbolic of the divine. With Jasmine, the 'queen of flowers', get a royal treatment at home and

An exfoliating and invigorating all-purpose bar. This soap combines nettle, a staple of traditional healers and used for treating a variety of skin problems, with the refreshing fragrance of spearmint. Especially good for blemished and matured skin.