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Plate Nº 36Position 18°22′N 73°42′W

Provisions · The Steward

Nº 36

STOKER

Charcoal Bar Soap

Coal for the morning fire.

$22113 g / 4 OZ

The stoker fed the boilers. This bar holds as much activated charcoal as soap can carry without staining your towel, in saponified organic palm, coconut, sunflower and olive oils, with peppermint and tea tree. A cold, clean lather for face and body.

Pack it in a Sea Chest
Scent
Peppermint, tea tree
Standing Orders
Refills on a schedule you set. Opening at commissioning.
Station
Provisions · Treatments, balms & bars
Flag Quebec
My vessel is healthy and I request free pratique.

The provision

What's in the cask.

Every ingredient in order of quantity, exactly as it prints on the label. No proprietary anything.

How to use

  1. 01Work up a thick lather with warm water.
  2. 02Wash face and body, then rinse well.
  3. 03Let the bar dry between uses and it lasts longer.

Key ingredients

  • Activated Charcoal
  • Peppermint Oil
  • Tea Tree Oil

Full ingredients

Saponified Oils (Organic Palm Oil**, Organic Coconut Oil*, Organic Sunflower Oil, Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil), Peppermint Essential Oil, Tea Tree Essential Oil, Activated Charcoal. **Fair Trade Sustainable Palm, *Fair Trade

Caution

In case of accidental contact with eyes, immediately rinse thoroughly with clean water. If irritation persists, discontinue use.

Manufactured in the USA with globally sourced ingredients. Ships to the US and select countries.

The label, unrolled

No two charts alike.

Every Agwe label is a chart drawn for that bottle alone: its own coastline, its own soundings, its own position. Line the shelf up and you have an atlas.

The full STOKER label, unrolled

Ingredients, directions and warnings print in the right-hand panel.

A man in a canvas apron pours coffee from a copper pot into an enamel mug in a ship's galley.The Steward

Ship's Log · Entry 06/12 · 1000 Forenoon Watch

The Steward

“Nothing sails until the steward says the stores are aboard. Water, coffee, the good salt, soap and a tin of balm in the right drawer.”

Read the full entry in the Ship's Log