Harvesting the Power of Natural Creosote
Here’s the low down on our latest adventure with natural ingredients featuring Creosote: the smell of Tucson’s desert rain!
Learn about how we make handmade soap, the natural ingredients we use, how to make each bar last as long as possible, and more!
Here’s the low down on our latest adventure with natural ingredients featuring Creosote: the smell of Tucson’s desert rain!
Kandra is so very excited! Why? Because Patchouli is her favorite aroma… and we’ve had multiple requests for a patchouli soap recently. That means the …
Here’s a quick (and free) pattern to turn our handmade soaps into an extra special gift.
We tend to be diligent at choosing the best natural products for our hair and body, but what about our dogs? Don’t they deserve natural …
Wash your dog with bar soap. A natural way to clean Fido! Read More »
We’ve been fielding a lot of questions about soap, handwashing, and irritated skin (from all the washing). We wanted to share a quick overview to those of you who might have some of the same questions.
No, bar soap isn’t dirty. But the pump on your liquid soap dispenser probably is. Bar soap is hygenic, here’s why.
The story and reasoning behind our half-round signature soaps — easy to hold, won’t slip out of your hand in the shower, and fast drying for a long lasting bar.
Discovering some of the natural ingredients used to color soaps naturally – including some natural soap colorants right from the pantry and garden!
Creating a bar felted handmade soap is a fun craft that anyone with hands can partake in…. and, it’s a great kid friendly activity!
Exploring soaps, detergents, glycerin, and lye products used for cleaning skin… busting a few myths along the way too!
From storing unused bars, to finding the perfect soap dish, and soap saver bags. Everything you need to know about taking care of your handmade soap.
Cure time for handmade soaps – how long until they are safe to use and long lasting?