Sulfur? In Soap? Adovia Natural Sulfur Soap #adovia

Hello, Fireflies!

I suspect I know what some of you are thinking about this soap, because I thought it too.  Sulfur? Isn't that the rotten egg smell? Fear not, though, because you can take a deep whiff of this soap and smell.. nothing.

Nothing that I could detect.  It is the scent-free-est soap I've ever not smelled.  Most non-scented? It don't smell bad.  There.

The sulfur actually has anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and antiseptic properties, which is especially great for those of us who get blemishes on our bodies as well as our faces.

I have to tell you, though, that as far as soap goes, this is pretty cool soap.  It's designed for those of us with oily, acne-prone skin, so I felt comfortable using it on my face - which is something I haven't done in a very long time.  Since I discovered cleansers, I haven't used a bar of soap to clean my face until Adovia.  And it was fine.

I used it on my body, and the Olive Oil, Aloe Vera, and Dead Sea Salts moisturized and cleaned my skin, keeping it smooth and soft, while minimizing my blemish breakouts.  My husband also used it all over, and didn't have an eczema breakouts while using it.

I'm modeling Enchanted Polish Good Life nail polish here, and it's appropriate to how I feel about this soap.  Gone are the days when I only had one or two choices for soap.  Now, I can get a soap that's actually good for my skin, and helps control my blemishes without drying me out!

If you'd like more information about Adovia, you can find them on Facebook, their website, and Amazon.com.


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