Airfield Estates Winery is based in Prosser, Washington. Their delicious red wine, Bombshell, is used in crafting ASC's Bombshell (obviously!). Wine adds to a soap's lather and creates thick, creamy bubbles. Our wine soaps are wonderfully silky feeling and non-drying. Scented with a light and refreshing fragrance. Most definitely, this is a bombshell of a soap! Suitable for most skin types but will particularly benefit dry skin.

Ingredient Properties (Use Ctrl-F to quickly find the ingredients in the compilation page)

Ingredients: Water, Sodium Hydroxide.
Oils: Olive, Lard, Coconut, Avocado, Castor. Additions: Airfield Estates Winery Bombshell, Cruelty-Free Peace Silk, Sea Salt, Sugar, Citric Acid.

NOTE: Our soaps are thoughtfully crafted with botanicals and ingredients traditionally known to support skin clarity and balance. While they may complement your journey toward healthier skin, they are not a cure-all and individual results may vary. True skin wellness comes from a holistic approach—nourishing your body, mind, and spirit through consistent care, hydration, nutrition, and lifestyle choices. For best results, use our soap as part of a consistent and comprehensive skincare regimen which would ideally include proper cleansing, hydration, nutrition, and consultation with a skincare professional when needed.

Each bar of soap from Ascent Soap Co. is handmade, hand cut, and hand-packaged. Every ingredient is safe, natural, and ethically sourced. We use skin-safe phthalate-free scents for fragrance, natural colorants from plants, botanicals, and clays when possible, and pure, skin-loving oils (no pre-made bases, fillers, detergents, or preservatives). Many of our additives are sourced botanicals from our organic backyard gardens, harvested by hand and infused, dried and/or powdered.

*Due to the handmade nature of our products, color, design and shape will vary from bar to bar and from batch to batch.

Tip: To extend the life of your soap, keep dry between uses. Use a draining soap dish and keep away from direct streams of water.