Contains a synergistic blend of therapeutic herbs to relieve the itch and soothe the rash. The most sought-after product of its kind in the USA, our all-natural poison ivy relief soap was formulated over 25 years ago to provide instant relief from skin irritation caused by poison ivy, oak, and sumac. This powerful soap contains a synergistic blend of herbs and essential oils, including noni and white willow to reduce irritation and soothe the skin. The soap also contains bentonite clay for its detoxifying properties, along with grindelia and sassafras, two potent herbs to effectively eliminate the itch. To enhance the benefits of bentonite clay, oat bran helps cleanse and gently exfoliate the skin while removing urushiol oil, the skin-irritating oily resin found on poison ivy, oak, and sumac. The bioactive combo for combating Poison Ivy & Oak. White Willow : the plant based analgesic with the power to tamp down the pain Bentonite Clay: the power to pull toxins and allergens out of your body through your skin Sassafras: the power to stop the itch on contact Grindelia: the power to help relieve inflammation and halt the itch *These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This remedy is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your physician before using if you have any health concerns. Made in USA To prevent a rash from developing after coming into contact with poison ivy, oak or sumac: 1) Wet skin with cool water. 2) Gently exfoliate the affected areas with the coarse side (top) of the soap bar. 3) Using the smooth side (bottom) of the soap bar, create a thick lather and rub into skin. 4) Leave lather on skin for at least five minutes and then rinse thoroughly, but gently. Those with sensitive or dry skin should skip step 2. To soothe an irritation or rash that has already developed: Work up a lather a second time and allow soap to dry on your skin, for lasting relief. Use 3 times daily or as needed until the rash subsides. To help relieve itching and irritation associated with poison ivy, oak, and sumac.