Grandma's Poison Ivy Soap Bar - 2.0 oz Itch Relief Wash with Jewelweed & Colloidal Oatmeal - 67012

Had/have poison oak on my right hand. It was pretty bad, blisters had started oozing. So I ordered this little bar of herbal soap. Been applying it on affected areas 5 to 6 times a day for the first 3 days. By the end of the 1st day it had reduced itchiness a great deal. By the 3rd day I noticed thee oozing had stopped and the blisters had shrunk significantly. Also I've been using full strength Australian tea tree oil in between applications of the soap. The combination of the soap and tea tree oil seems to be getting the job done. In my opinion this soap is the key though. I'm on my 4th day of use and it's working for me. Lather up the affected areas and then let the soap dry on said areas, do not wipe it off. Overall it seems to be pretty good stuff. Hope it works for you too. 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

Terrific product. When I work in the garden, my arms get all itchy. This stuff immediately cools that minor itching. It’s magic.

Apparently Grandma still knows what she's doing. Although I try to be careful when working in the yard I usually end up with poison ivy a few times each year. I break out very badly and end up having to see my doctor and still am covered in bandages to control the oozing from the rash. A bout earlier this year left me with scars on my arms from the rash. Calamine, Caladryl, Cortisone sprays and creams, steriod creams. I've used them all but end up just waiting weeks for the rash to run the course and heal. When I saw the Grandma's Poison Ivy soap I figured I might as well try it. When the soap arrived and I read the list of ingredients and saw lard and lye I figured I'd made a mistake. My only mistake was not trying the Grandma's Poison Ivy soap sooner! I expected the soap to sting because of the lye but was pleasanty surprised to find that the soap was very gently on my skin. I followed the directions and washed with the soap and then made a lather with it, covered my posion ivy with the lather and let it dry on my skin. The itching was relieved immediately and within 24 hours my poison ivy had begun to dry up. The soap left my skin feeling smooth and pain free. I swear by Grandma's soap and have recommended it to several folks. I've even used it for my granddaughter who has very dry skin and what a difference the soap has made. I'm very pleased with the results I got from Grandma's Poison Ivy soap and keep a bar on hand all the time now. I definitely would recommend this soap.

My husband was doing some yard work and got into poison ivy. He tried several treatment options and got minimal relief. I ordered this soap based on the reviews and the first time trying it, he noticed it stripped the oils from his skin and noticed an improvement the next day. It did well at drying the rash up. He was impressed with how well it worked, hopefully we don’t have to ever go through this again but if so, would definitely again. The only negative thing I can say is, the size of the bar of soap is quite small for the price.

This soap stopped poison ivy breakouts for me. If I scrub with it after coming into contact with poison ivy I never get blisters! Best product I’ve ever bought to stop poison ivy contact spots from becoming blistered!!!

The product is excellent…better than diphenhydramine and hydrocortisone for my poison ivy. Unfortunately the size of the bar has dwindled to 2 oz and the cost has increased since I bought it in 2021! Would still recommend it for those suffering from poison ivy.

Keep this in the house in case you get poison ivy and make sure to use right away if you have any an exposure.

Ok, when I was younger I never got poison ivy/oak/sumack. To my surprise I was outside doing the normal country yard work and end up with what I thought was mosquito bites at first. After the first round of having the rash and being in absolute torment, doing every home remedy, using the expensive OTC meds,and going to the dr for SHOTS... the 2nd round I got into some poison, a lady who I delivered mail to and is a retired RN saw me and how miserable I was one day. She literally coated my rashes with this soap on her porch over and over for about 45 minutes. By the time I was finished that day (about 1.5 hrs) the rashes were not itching and were no longer red/pink at all! It literally healed it in a few hours. Apparently I'm highly allergic now and I can't even get close to it or I'll break out. Let me turn you on to the best way to deal with it.Get a small bowl of water and dab the soap into it first then rub it all over the rash one spot at a time. Make sure you keep the soap wet as you go. Cover each spot, several times if needed. Then leave the soap on your body and let it dry and go about your day. If needed, repeat the steps until it's healed! I feel like this saved my life. I was in so much discomfort and agony before I found it. I couldn't even sleep when I had it the first time. Nothing helped like this or was so much cheaper and easier to do.