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Tallow & Mutton Tallow Croap Shaving Soap (with Coconut Oil)
Shaving soap 14 listed ingredients
Listed ingredients
mutton tallow, stearic acid, distilled water, castor oil, potassium hydroxide, vegetable glycerin, menthol, essential oil, coconut oil, shea butter, coconut milk, lanolin, sodium hydroxide, sodium lactate
In the order of the maker's list; amounts are not published.
Products with this base
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Questions about Tallow & Mutton Tallow Croap Shaving Soap (with Coconut Oil)
- Whose base is Tallow & Mutton Tallow Croap Shaving Soap (with Coconut Oil)?
- Tallow & Mutton Tallow Croap Shaving Soap (with Coconut Oil) is a Shaving soap base by Stirling Soap Co. – the shared formula behind several of its products.
- Which ingredients does the base Tallow & Mutton Tallow Croap Shaving Soap (with Coconut Oil) list?
- As listed by the maker, in this order: mutton tallow, stearic acid, distilled water, castor oil, potassium hydroxide, vegetable glycerin, menthol, essential oil, coconut oil, shea butter, coconut milk, lanolin, sodium hydroxide, sodium lactate.
- What kind of formula is Tallow & Mutton Tallow Croap Shaving Soap (with Coconut Oil)?
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According to its ingredient list in ShaveIndex:
- Fats & oils: castor oil, coconut oil, lanolin, mutton tallow, shea butter, stearic acid
- Formula type: Croap (hard and soft)
- Alcohol: No alcohol listed
- Animal ingredients: Animal ingredient listed
- Which products use the base Tallow & Mutton Tallow Croap Shaving Soap (with Coconut Oil)?
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ShaveIndex lists 2 products with this base:
- Glacial Electric Sheep Shaving Soap
- The Shivering Shaving Soap
- Which bases are similar to Tallow & Mutton Tallow Croap Shaving Soap (with Coconut Oil)?
- By shared listed ingredients: Tallow & Mutton Tallow Croap Shaving Soap (Stirling Soap Co.), Tallow Croap Shaving Soap (with Beeswax) (Stirling Soap Co.) and Tallow Croap Shaving Soap (Stirling Soap Co.). A comparison of the ingredient lists, not of how the products perform.