Can I use this soap on my face?

The product is described as a cleansing bar for hands or body. It is not specifically formulated for the face, and the manufacturer advises avoiding the eye area and mucous membranes. The skin around the eyes is thin, and the soap can cause stinging if it gets in.

Facial skin is often more reactive than the skin on the body. If you want to try it on your face, use it gently and keep it away from the eyes, nostrils, and lips. Start with a small patch on the jawline or behind the ear, and use it only once a day at first. If you feel tightness, stinging, or redness, stop using it on the face and stick to hands or body. Tar soap is a thorough cleanser, so it may suit oily facial skin, but it is not a substitute for a dedicated facial cleanser with a balanced pH. If you have a skin condition or are on medication, consult a specialist before use.