Dirty Girl Soap invites you to support the on-going 'Free the Nipple' campaign with its latest vegan soap bar. Described as a "real-life equity movement," Free the Nipple has been publicly supported by influential women such as Miley Cyrus, Lena Dunham and Liv Tyler.
The bar is made with jojoba oil, coconut oil, saffron oil, palm oil rainbow blossom fragrance, kosher glycerine, sugar moisturizer, soybean conditioner and glitter exfoliant for a little pizzaz. First get your tatas clean, then go about showing them off to the world.
If you're not with us, you're against us! Post a picture of yourself with your Free the Nipple soap bar to show your unwavering support for the cause.
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