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Soap Dish

Hand-Crafted Soap and ChouliRose Lotion

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Creativity meets Personal Care

My interest in making soap and other personal care products began several years ago.  While shopping for soap, I realized I didn't like the scents nor did I like the ingredient list.  That began a period of googling and experimenting with various fats and butters, oils and fragrances, to create the things I like and appreciate.  

The soaps I create are based on research into the effects of plant oils and butters on the skin for a variety of conditions from dryness to wound closure.  The research I typically use is from the National Institute of Health research library. Others with a passion for soap-making have information posted and I compare those as well. 

The result is a product I hope you enjoy.  The ingredient list is fairly simple and pronounceable.  I source my ingredients from healthy and natural, or organic, sustainable producers.  

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Rugged and Gentle, and Smells Really Good

When I craft soap, my focus is typically on the experience of the bar, the skin-feel, the fragrance, the lather, and other elements that contribute to the overall use experience.  I use the hot process method which allows a greater control over superfats, the extra oils that do not get converted to soap in the cooking process and are available for the skin when the soap is used. This does not allow for many visual aesthetic options.  Rustic and rugged, but gentle on the skin, this soap will also get you squeaky-clean.  The colorants I use are natural, and as a result, muted and subtle.  All this to say, my soap may look rugged in the soap dish, but it'll feel pretty good on your skin, and the smell of the essential oils is pretty nice, too.

Olive Oil Soap

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A mission to be cruelty-free

Our cruelty-free vision is not only focused on our animal friends, but on our planet as well.  We cannot have compassion and care for the animals of the world and continue to abuse the land itself.  That abuse manifests as starvation and loss of habitat for animals; as much an act of cruelty as testing products on their bodies. While some few of our product contain lard or beef tallow, we seek sources of free-range, non-GMO, pigs and cattle raised and processed as humanely as possible.

Our goal is to minimize our environmental footprint and do as little harm as possible.

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