Good Earth Soap Lavender Bar, Unlabeled Option
Good Earth Soap
Lavender Soap Bar (Unlabeled Option)
A true zero-packaging bar when you pick the unlabeled option, from a small maker that ships without plastic. It scores a 1, but with partial confidence, because the ingredient list leaves out the lye, the label material is not stated, and two of the brand's own pages describe the shipping fill differently.
A handmade lavender bar of olive, organic soybean, and organic coconut oils, scented only with essential oil. Choose the unlabeled option and it arrives with no packaging at all.
How this score breaks down
Strengths
- Unlabeled option arrives with no packaging at all
- Scented only with lavender essential oil; no synthetic fragrance or dyes
- Palm oil free and handmade in small batches
- Ships with zero plastics and paper tape, per the brand
Trade-offs
- The ingredient list leaves out the lye used to make the soap, which is an incomplete disclosure rather than a sign it is not real soap
- The label material on the labeled version is not stated
- We found no third-party certifications; cruelty-free is the brand's own claim
- Buy from goodearthsoap.com to be sure you get this maker's bar
Scored on our consumables method (consumables-v1, 2026-09-23). How we rank →
What's inside
Water, olive oil, non-GMO organic soybean oil, organic coconut oil, Bulgarian lavender essential oil, and lavender buds. Like all true soap, it is made with lye, which the brand does not list.
| Part | Material |
|---|---|
| Soap | Water, olive oil, organic soybean oil, organic coconut oil, lavender essential oil, lavender buds |
| Label (labeled version) | Not stated |
| Unlabeled version | No packaging |
| Shipping | Paper tape; peanuts or shredded paper fill (brand pages differ) |
Free of Palm oil, synthetic fragrance, dyes, plastic shipping materials (per brand)
- Packaging
- Sold labeled or unlabeled. The unlabeled bar comes with no packaging at all; the brand does not say what the label on the labeled bar is made of. Good Earth says orders ship with zero plastics and are sealed with paper tape. Its shipping fill is described two ways: the FAQ says recycled peanuts or shredded office paper, and the sustainability page says biodegradable peanuts that dissolve in water.
- Microplastics
- No plastic ingredients listed. The bar is olive, soybean, and coconut oils with lavender essential oil and lavender buds. The brand states it contains no synthetic materials.
Attributes
What this product is, at a glance.
Certifications
None listed. We only show independent third-party certifications we can verify with the issuing body, and this product does not currently hold any.
About Good Earth Soap
Good Earth Soap began in 1999 as a college organic chemistry project in the kitchen of a remodeled 1971 mobile home, and it grew into a small soap company in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Every bar, balm, and lotion is still made by hand by the Good Earth team, from weighing ingredients to labeling. The brand says it never uses palm oil, sodium lauryl sulfate, phthalates, or parabens, and it scents its soaps with essential oils rather than synthetic fragrance. We found no third-party certifications on Good Earth's site; its cruelty-free and no-animal-testing statements are the brand's own. What stands out is its plastic-free shipping and the option to buy bars with no label at all for a small discount.
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