Children of Lyr Shaving Soap - by Murphy and McNeil

Description: According to the legend, Lir was a powerful Irish king who married a woman named Aoife, who bore him four children - three sons named Aodh, Fiachra, and Conn, and a daughter named Fionnuala. However, after Aoife became jealous of the children's relationship with their father, she used her magic to transform them into swans and cursed them to live for 900 years on the lakes and rivers of Ireland. During their long exile, the children of Lir faced many challenges, including harsh weather and attacks by humans and other animals. However, they managed to maintain their close bond and comfort each other through their trials. Eventually, after 900 years had passed, the curse was lifted, and the children of Lir were transformed back into their human form. However, they had aged considerably, and all of their loved ones had long since passed away. The siblings eventually died of old age, but their story has lived on as a powerful tale of love, sacrifice, and perseverance. Murphy a