Soaps
Soap is not found in nature; but can be easily created through the relatively simple processes of sopification. Saponification occurs when a fatty acid and alkali are introduced. Fats or oils that are rich in fatty acids are combined with a strong alkali, which separates the fats or oils into fatty acids and glycerin. Once separated, the sodium or potassium content in the alkali attaches the fatty acids resulting in a potassium or sodium salt or soap.
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Shaving mug set
These fun mugs come complete with hot stuff shaving soap and brush. Each mug is Handthrown for us by Wilcox pottery and fine Art. colors are Dark Green, light b ... more
Guest Soap Petals
Silk Petals triple dipped in a glycerin based clear soap. Makes a wonderful gift for your favorite lady! Select a unique soap dish or box for a lovely present ... more
Sheep Milk Soap (Sampler)
Our Icelandic sheep provide us with creamy milk which we combine with handmilled 100% olive oil soap.
Fragrances included in our sampler include:
Wesley - Th ... more
Handcrafted Buttermilk & Honey Soap
Get one bar of each: Lavender, Oats & Almonds (contains ground oatmeal and almonds, oatmeal, milk and honey fragrance), and Rustic Trails for men (contains Rhas ... more
