Poison Ivy Soap

How To Use Poison Ivy Soap

After exposure to Poison Ivy, Oak or Sumac wash your entire body with Poison Ivy Soap. Do not use any other soap or body wash.

Rinse well with water.

Do not prewash; use after exposure.

If You Have the Rash

Follow the same instructions as above.

Recontamination

The invisible oil from the poison plants, Urushiol, can stick to almost any surface.

Anything is touches or you touch can restart the rash and itch.

How Does Poison Ivy Soap Work?

This pure soap is made with animal oil, spring water and the herb Jewelweed. Most commercial soaps are made with plant oils. Plant oils will not remove other plant oils.

When Can Poison Ivy Soap Be Used?

Any time after exposure, or after the rash starts.

Who Can Use Poison Ivy Soap?

Anyone can use the soap, including children, expectant mothers, diabetics, the elderly, and people who are HIV positive.

How Safe is Poison Ivy Soap?

Made with all natural ingredients, our soap needs no warning labels.

As with any soap, do not eat the soap, and keep away from eyes.