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    PJ’s Soaps & Bombs Sugared Raspberries Soap Hits All the Right Notes

    Breana CeballosBy Breana CeballosNovember 10, 20252 Mins Read
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    PJ’s Soaps and Bombs recently sent me their Sugared Raspberries soap to review. I was impressed by how it turns a simple shower into something a lot more luxurious. First off, the scent is immediately captivating. To me it smelled like raspberry jam blended with warm caramel and just a hint of cotton candy. The fragrance stays so even after you step out of the shower, you still smell it in the air. 

    The texture of the soap is also an amazing feeling. Using the bar of soap it glides on super silky. And, for those who like to use a loofah, it produces a rich, sudsy lather that feels indulgent. It creates enough foam to feel satisfying without being excessive, and rinses cleanly. After rinsing, I noticed how clean I felt. Like the other soaps I tried from them it seemed that I smelled less after. In terms of not having to use deodorant for the first day or so after I showered with the soap.

    PJ’s Soaps and Bombs

    The ingredients of this soap are ethically sourced from vendors who share the same missions as PJ’s Soaps and Bombs. All of their soaps are free from parabens, phthalates, and sulfates, harsh lathering ingredients—and always cruelty-free. This one includes Olive Oil, Goat’s Milk and Aloe Vera. These ingredients give it a nourishing and comforting feeling on the skin.

    Visually, the bar has soft raspberry tones and subtle swirl patterns that match the scent profile. Since it’s an artisan bar, using it feels like a treat rather than just a daily necessity.

    This is a good soap if you enjoy one that smells good, feels good, and lathers well. The Sugared Raspberries handcrafted soap is for anyone who wants a nice fragrance with ethical ingredients and a luxurious experience. I highly recommend this soap as well as the others from the Fall collection we reviewed previously. 

    You can find this soap and more shower goodies by clicking the link here. 

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