Our passion for health and my intimate love of nature has inspired us to create handmade soap and skin care the old fashioned way. once read that we shouldn’t put anything on our skin that we wouldn’t eat and we have applied that motto into our life passion, creating all-natural soap.
We dedicated to crafting fresh products that have nourishing and healing qualities that literally ‘feed your skin’ using only the best ingredients that nature has to offer. We truly love what we do! Our natural, hand poured products are free from harmful chemicals such as synthetic fragrance oils, sodium laurel sulfate, parabens, phthalates, petroleum by-products and artificial coloring/preservatives. Creating soaps the old fashioned way means that the naturally occurring glycerin is not removed.
This gentle ingredient formed in the soap making process is perfect for hydrating your skin. The soap is made in small batches with lots of love and attention to ensure the highest level of quality. We use the traditional cold process method. This allows the ingredients to stay at a low temperature to guarantee they keep their therapeutic properties. our handcrafted soap is slowly cured for 5-6 weeks with each bar being unique in nature and varying slightly in size, shape, and weight. We use oils known for their nourishing qualities such as murumuru butter , baobab oil , Coconut oil, Olive oil, Castor oil, Cocoa butter, Shea butter, Avocado oil, Almond oil etc…
If you have a favourite scent you’d like to see featured or if you have allergies to a certain ingredient, please email us from the “Contact Us” tab Give yourself the opportunity to help your skin look and feel the way nature intended. You won’t regret it!
FAQs
No, our cold process gourmet soap is carefully handcrafted using a traditional recipe that excludes artificial additives and harsh chemicals. We prioritize using natural ingredients that are gentle on your skin and provide a more wholesome bathing experience.
The longevity of the soap depends on several factors, such as frequency of use and how it’s stored. On average, when kept in a cool, dry place and allowed to dry between uses, the soap can last for approximately 3-4 weeks.
The cold process is a traditional method of soap-making that involves mixing fats (oils and butters) with an alkaline solution (lye) to create soap. Unlike hot process methods, cold process soap is made without external heat, preserving the integrity of the ingredients and resulting in a smoother, creamier texture.
