Most people love the smell of citrus, whether you’re peeling an orange, using a lemon-scented cleaning product, or enjoying the aromatherapy of a fruity essential oil in your diffuser.

Any citrus fragrance is refreshing and uplifting.

Waterfall Glen Soap Company created an essential oil melody so uniquely bright and beautiful that our Citrus Grove smells as if we distilled summer sunshine. We blended grapefruit, lemon and lime with mandarin and finished with a kiss of sweet orange. To this wake-me-up chorus of oils we added two floral botanical powders: chamomile and green tea.

Chamomile is one of the best skincare herbs available. It is herbs such as chamomile that demonstrate yet again that botanical extracts are generally the best choice for your skin.

Green tea improves your skin complexion. It even improves the skin’s elasticity.

We topped off our incredible skin nourishing Citrus Grove body butter formula with a little extra zing from dried mango powder. Why? Well, it's extremely high in Vitamin A, C and Beta Carotine. It is often used to help prevent the appearance of fine lines and the drying of skin.

Just a whole lot of Goodness from the Studio of Waterfall Glen Soap Company.

Finally, our body butter, made from shea butter, tucuma seed butter and luxurious murumuru seed butter with plant based thickeners, emulsifiers and preservatives. Our new formulation is completely vegan.

Waterfall Glen Soap Company hand selects every ingredient that makes up our skin care line. We use the finest from around the world to bring you rich, indulgent products - always with an eye for vegan. Made from some of the mildest, most natural ingredients. Paraben Free, Gluten Free & SLS Free.

"We pride ourselves in being good stewards of the environment, doing everything we can, both as a company and as individuals. To support this incredible planet which we all share, Waterfall Glen Soap Company pledges to remain 99% plastic free with all packaging

Note – Don’t use chamomile in skincare if you are allergic to any of the Asteraceae family of plants – these include chamomile, celery, ragwort, daisy, calendula, or chrysanthemum. People who are allergic to this family of plants generally have a reaction to chamomile.

References and Further ReadingBrown, D. 2000. Chamomile (Herb Library)