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Beeswax Candles - Pure Beeswax with a Sweet Honey Aroma -
Bar Soap - Natural Ingredient Soaps -
Container Candles Coming Soon...
Beeswax Candles - Pure Beeswax with a Sweet Honey Aroma -
Bar Soap - Natural Ingredient Soaps -
Container Candles Coming Soon...

Illuminate your bath with an all-natural soap & candle duo.

Natural Soaps · 100% Beeswax Candles · Clean Scents

Skin Safe · Phthalate-Free · Prop 65 Compliant

Pure Beeswax Candles

100% Beeswax | Essential Oils

Clean Scents

Pure Beeswax
Pillars

Sculptural Beeswax
Candles

Tea Lights & Wax Melts

Pure Beeswax
Tapers

We believe in creating

safe non-toxic clean

candles & soap.

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Artisan Soaps

Hand poured small batches made with:
Olive Oil | Coconut Oil | Avocado Oil | Shea Butter | Cocoa Butter | Essential Oils

Conditioning
Soap

Charcoal
Soap

Tallow
Soap

Goat Milk
Soap

Castile
Soap
What is COLD PROCESS SOAP? Unlike other soap-making methods that involve external heat sources, cold process soap relies on the heat generated during the saponification process, where oils and lye react to form soap. This method allows for more control over ingredients, making it suitable for incorporating a variety of oils and additives with specific skincare benefits. Cold process soap often retains more glycerin, a natural moisturizer, compared to some commercial soaps. Additionally, it allows soap makers to create unique designs and customize formulations to cater to various skin types or specific needs. The curing time required contributes to a harder, longer-lasting bar of soap.
What does CHARCOAL do in Cold Process Soap? Charcoal in cold process soap can serve multiple purposes. Activated charcoal is often used for its ability to absorb impurities and toxins from the skin, making it beneficial for those with oily or acne-prone skin. It can help detoxify the skin by drawing out excess oil and impurities.
Bar Soap vs. Body Wash Cold process soap is made through a saponification reaction between oils and sodium hydroxide (lye), creating a solid bar made from natural ingredients, like olive oil, coconut oil, shea butter, cocoa buter, etc. Upon saponification, no lye remains in the soap. Body wash, on the other hand, is a liquid cleanser typically formulated with synthetic detergents.
What is COLD PROCESS SOAP? Unlike other soap-making methods that involve external heat sources, cold process soap relies on the heat generated during the saponification process, where oils and lye react to form soap. This method allows for more control over ingredients, making it suitable for incorporating a variety of oils and additives with specific skincare benefits. Cold process soap often retains more glycerin, a natural moisturizer, compared to some commercial soaps. Additionally, it allows soap makers to create unique designs and customize formulations to cater to various skin types or specific needs. The curing time required contributes to a harder, longer-lasting bar of soap.
What does CHARCOAL do in Cold Process Soap? Charcoal in cold process soap can serve multiple purposes. Activated charcoal is often used for its ability to absorb impurities and toxins from the skin, making it beneficial for those with oily or acne-prone skin. It can help detoxify the skin by drawing out excess oil and impurities.
Bar Soap vs. Body Wash Cold process soap is made through a saponification reaction between oils and sodium hydroxide (lye), creating a solid bar made from natural ingredients, like olive oil, coconut oil, shea butter, cocoa buter, etc. Upon saponification, no lye remains in the soap. Body wash, on the other hand, is a liquid cleanser typically formulated with synthetic detergents.

Handmade
Soap

I've worked hard to seek out the finest ingredients that I could find. Our soaps will nourish your skin and uplift your soul with our clean scents.

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Herbal Soap

Clay Soap

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    December | Road Show

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