This scent is smooth, as subtle as the vanilla in a Root Beer float. It is somewhat elusive and alluring, like the names etched in a rock battered by wind and rain.

Independence Rock – also known as "The Register of the Plains," is a landmark in Wyoming where emigrants would stop and engrave their names. This humpback rock rose out of the desert and broke up the landscape. Hunters, trappers, and adventurers before the 1830s named the rock, and single men were known to offer their service for matrimony by chiseling messages in the rock for single women in the wagon trains stopping to rest. Thousands of names are still visible, inscribed in the granite face.

This soap has a delicate, musky, vanilla aroma with a rich creamy lather.