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Soapy Mountain Suds

Tobacco Vanilla Laundry Soap – Tom Ford Type | Limited Fall Release

Tobacco Vanilla Laundry Soap – Tom Ford Type | Limited Fall Release

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Turn laundry day into a luxury ritual. Tobacco Vanilla (Tom Ford Type) Laundry Soap by Soapy Mtn Suds is a limited seasonal release that brings the rich sophistication of high-end fragrance to your washer.

This bold blend opens with tobacco leaves, fennel, and lime, moves into a spiced heart of ginger and clove, and settles into warm vanilla woods that linger long after the dryer’s done. It’s not just clean — it’s commanding.

🛁 Made with:
Washing Powder, Baking Soda, Borax, Citric Acid, Sodium Cocoate & Fragrance

✨ Why You’ll Love It

  • ✔ Inspired by Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille

  • ✔ Smells like relaxation… with a side of domination

  • ✔ HE-machine safe & skin-friendly

  • ✔ Naturally obliterates odor while elevating your laundry game

  • ✔ Small-batch crafted, Limited Fall Release

💡 How to Use: Add 2 tbsp for a normal size load (~6 lbs) directly in the drum before adding clothes.

⚠️ Caution: Always keep cleaning products out of reach of children. Rinse with water if product contacts eyes.

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Chess Lee (Waynesboro, US)
Weak after rinse cycle

I bought this product with the extra scent boost. Smelled great in the bag super strong. And the wash cycle smelled good. But after the rinse cycle you could just barely smell it. After a low heat dry cycle it was virtually not there I mean every once in awhile you could catch the lightest with of it but zero projection you can't even smell it when it's when you're wearing the clothes. Not worth it. Would be better off making dryer sheets because that's the end product and that's what you want to smell nice. Or make a nice fragrance oil to drip on dryer balls to act like a dryer sheet. Just my opinion.