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Does your soap contain lye?
Yes, all soaps (commercial or handmade) contain lye. There is really no way to make soap without it. But, luckily for all of us, lye gets neutralized out of the soap during the saponification process so it does not exist in the final product.
Do you use any animal products?
No, we do not use animal fats in our products. Our soaps are vegetarian and vegan, too!
Are your products safe for sensitive skin?
Definitely. Commercial soaps tend to be quite irritating to many of us due to all the added chemicals that are used to produce them—handmade soaps are much gentler on the skin.
Handmade soaps also have the benefit of including glycerin; mass produced soaps do not include glycerin, as the large soap companies remove it and sell it as a separate product for the sake of higher profits.
What is glycerin? Why should I care if it’s in my soap?
Glycerin is a humectant (attracts water). When applied to the skin, it helps to seal in moisture. It is a substance found naturally in skin and one of the many substances in skin that gives it a healthy look and feel. Glycerin, or glycerol, fights dryness and can negate the effects of skin diseases such as psoriasis. Glycerin is an emollient, making skin not only moist, but soft and supple.
How do you choose which oils to use in your soap?
Oils are chosen according to the benefits they provide. We carefully consider the benefits of each oil used when creating a recipe. Did you know that olive oil, for example, creates a very conditioning bar, whereas coconut oil helps create a very cleansing, hard bar with a nice creamy lather?
This product is fantastic! I have very dry and very sensitive skin. With this soak my skin is softer and more importantly, it is not irritated by anything in it. This is a must have for anyone with dry, sensitive skin.
Love it made my hair silky.Felt really clean will I order it again .Sure will .. Great product
I bought your products at a Craft Fair and it was great seeing you in-person!
I always buy a variety of lip balms to give to my kids in their Christmas stockings. Well, this year I bought the coconut ones and all my kids say they are the best lip balms they've ever used. You know how sometimes, lip balms can actually lead to dry lips after they've worn off - NOT these ones. They really are a balm for your lips!
I love this shampoo bar. It only takes a few rubs on you hair to build great lather and leave your hair soft and shiny. It's great for traveling because you can tuck in in a carry on and forget it. A great product!
I have very thick, long hair and have tried many different shampoos but this is by far the best. It lathers really well and washes out well too even in my hair. I also find it very gentle on my scalp.
I would highly recommend this product.
Kerri
I thoroughly enjoyed Debbie’s soap-making class! She was well-organized, well-prepared, and extremely knowledgeable. The class flowed smoothly, with a perfect balance of theory and hands-on work. I especially appreciated the detailed written materials she provided, which will be a great resource for future soap-making at home. Debbie’s clear explanations and approachable teaching style made the learning process both fun and informative. I highly recommend her class to anyone interested in making their own soap!
Such a fun and educational workshop. Through this workshop, I learned enough about soap making to be able to do my own soap. I have made several batches of soap based on the recipe given by Debbie. I highly recommend her workshop as it is well organized, easy to understand, a booklet included with tons of information and it is also fun! Debbie is passionate about skin care and it shows through her teaching of soap making.
I took this workshop and absolutely loved it. Sunflower soaps made it so easy to follow. I’ve made a few batches on my own and won’t go back to store-bought body washes.