Erbaid Poison Ivy Soap Bar 5 oz – Jewelweed & Pine Tar Anti‑Itch Cleanser for Poison Ivy, Oak & Sumac

Erbaid Poison Ivy Soap is an all‑natural 5 oz jewelweed soap bar formulated to wash away urushiol oils, ease itching, and soothe skin after contact with poison ivy, poison oak, or sumac.

After exposure to poison plants, removing the plant oils quickly and calming the skin are the two most useful steps you can take; this soap blends pine tar, jewelweed, calendula, lavender, and essential oils to both cleanse and comfort irritated skin. Made in the USA from plant‑based ingredients without parabens, petroleum, GMOs, phthalates, or artificial dyes, it is designed for use at home, on trails, or while camping.

How does this soap help immediately after contact with poison ivy?

The bar is designed to lift and rinse away urushiol—the oil that triggers reactions—while delivering soothing botanicals to the skin. Using cool water and a 2–3 minute lather helps reduce lingering oil and delivers anti‑irritant botanicals where they are needed.

• Contains pine tar and jewelweed to support oil removal and comfort.
• Use within 15 minutes after exposure for best chance to prevent a reaction.
• Lather for 2–3 minutes then rinse with cool water to maximize removal.
• Safe for repeat washes if irritation persists.

Which ingredients soothe itching and how do they work?

Botanical extracts such as jewelweed and calendula along with lavender and certain essential oils are included for their traditional calming and anti‑irritant properties. These ingredients don’t promise a medical cure but are selected to reduce discomfort while the skin recovers.

• Jewelweed: traditionally used to calm skin after plant contact.
• Calendula: supports gentle comfort and skin care during healing.
• Pine tar: provides an astringent, clarifying wash action.
• Lavender: adds soothing aroma and gentle skin comfort.

How should I use the Erbaid Poison Ivy Soap for best effect?

Wet the affected area with cool water, create a rich lather with the bar, and keep the lather on the skin for about 2–3 minutes before rinsing. Repeat if needed; consistent rinsing and removal of the plant oil is the primary goal.

• Wet skin with cool water first to avoid driving oils deeper.
• Lather and hold soap on skin 2–3 minutes, then rinse thoroughly.
• Repeat washing if grease or itching continues.
• Carry a small bar when hiking or camping to treat exposures quickly.

Is this product natural and safe for outdoor use?

The formula uses plant‑derived components and essential oils without common synthetic additives, making it a practical choice for outdoor kits. While generally mild, patch testing on a small skin area is sensible for sensitive users or those with known allergies to botanical ingredients.

• Free from parabens, petroleum, GMOs, phthalates, and artificial dyes.
• Plant‑based essential oils and herbal extracts sourced in North America.
• Compact 5 oz bar fits in backpacks and first‑aid kits.
• Not a substitute for professional medical advice for severe reactions.

Who is this for: Erbaid Poison Ivy Soap is intended for hikers, gardeners, campers, landscapers, parents, and anyone likely to cross paths with poison ivy, oak, or sumac who wants a natural, portable cleanser to remove plant oils and provide soothing support. If you have a history of severe or widespread reactions, consult a healthcare professional before relying on a topical wash alone.