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Is there lye in Dr. Susan's Soap?
Of course there's not lye in the soap! Lye is a corrosive chemical that is best saved for cleaning drains, not for cleaning your delicate skin.
But of course we use lye when we make the soap. Lye (or a similar base) is used by all soap-makers because lye plus oils, through the magic of chemistry, makes soap!
Dr. Susan's Natural Bath Soaps.
Good for you. Good for the earth.
(208) 461-2135
Tubby the Tub Says:
Reduce itchiness. Wash with Dr. Susan's! 
