About: Our soap is handmade in a tiny shop on our farm in Southwest Missouri. It is made in small batches that are allowed to cure for a minimum of 4 weeks. After it is cured, we shrink wrap each bar and apply a label that includes the ingredients and the…
Here is the Pumpkin Pie Soap I’ve mentioned before. I was hoping for the “pie filling” part to have a little of the orange color remain from when we first cut it, but it turned completely brown during the cure time. This is typical of most pumpkin scented soaps. The…
It’s never too early to start thinking about the holidays. I make this Frosted Cranberry Soap every year and, since it seems to be one of my most popular soaps around the holidays, I thought I’d start out with it. I know . . . Halloween isn’t even over yet….
Another fall soap. The fragrance blend is apples with top notes of lemon and grapefruit, middle notes of peach, orange, cinnamon and clove, and base notes of maple, vanilla & musk. When first cut, I definitely could detect the orange and maple notes but not so much of the apples….
For this soap I wanted to have an appearance of abstract leaves falling in autumn, so I chunked up some colorful soap and stirred them into a plain white batter. You might have to use your imagination some – it’s pretty abstract. It is lightly scented with a blend of…
We were trying out a new (to us) technique, called a Luna Swirl, in this mountain fresh soap. The scent is a wonderful balance of florals and earthy scents. To check availability for this soap, follow the link below – or CLICK HERE.
Almond & Honey Soap has a “swing swirl” design, made by using a honeycomb shaped tool to pull through the colors. Read more below, or CLICK HERE to check availability and/or to purchase.
Salted Watermelon Soap was my entry in the June Soap Challenge Club’s competition. Our challenge was to make a watermelon themed soap. It was a blind challenge – we could not talk about it or post anything about it on social media, so had to keep it a secret until…