Soap, Silk and so much more
We are excited to introduce our new soap fragrance, White Lotus and Coconut, featuring notes of green bamboo, cucumber, bergamot, Turkish rose, jasmine, and waterlily. Enhanced with rose kaolin clay, it offers gentle cleansing and exfoliation, making it perfect for sensitive skin while improving texture and fragrance.
Ever wanted to learn how to make soap? We are excited to announce two classes– February 28th and March 14 that give the opportunity to learn. We make soap “cold processed” which means it is a blending of vegetable oils with lye water and essential oils. The …
The Perfect Man soap is a new addition to the men’s line, featuring a sophisticated scent profile that includes grapefruit, bergamot, peppercorn, peppermint, cedar, vetiver, labdanum, and frankincense. While familiar with many of these notes, some were new, such as bergamot, a comforting Italian citrus; vetiver, an earthy grass known for its skin benefits; labdanum, a balsamic resin; and frankincense, an aromatic resin. The soap formula incorporates nourishing oils like apricot, castor, and babassu, along with French green clay for detoxification. The soap is currently curing and will be available soon.
We are so proud of our men’s soap line, which originated from a desire to cater to male customers. Initially featuring just two scents, the range has expanded to over a dozen fragrances, including shaving soap and solid cologne. The standout fragrance, “Dude,” was inspired by an art gallery experience, where captivating scents were paired with paintings. This masculine scent combines sandalwood, cedar, and patchouli in a luxurious soap formula designed for excellent lather and freshness. The meticulous blending process has made “Dude” a top seller on their website, highlighting the creativity behind the brand.
Lavender is widely associated with its calming scent and aesthetic appeal, largely due to its historical use in bathing and cleanliness. The term “lavender” is thought to originate from the Latin word “lavare,” meaning “to wash,” highlighting its connection to cleanliness. Lavender essential oil, known for its antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties, is commonly used in bath products and cosmetics. The plant’s variety includes English and Lavandin lavender, the latter being easier to cultivate but sometimes viewed as lower quality. Lavender is also utilized in culinary applications, adding distinct flavors to foods and honey.
Babassu oil, derived from the Babassu palm in the Amazon, is a lightweight and fast-absorbing oil used in cosmetics and soaps. It is known for its moisturizing, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties, making it beneficial for skin and hair care. Often serves as a coconut oil substitute, it enhances texture without greasiness.
French Green Clay, also known as Sea Clay or Illite Clay, is a highly regarded mineral clay rich in various beneficial elements such as magnesium, calcium, and silica. Its distinctive green hue comes from iron oxides and decomposed plant matter. Recent studies have suggested potential benefits for skin conditions like rosacea and eczema. The clay is mined, processed, and used to make products like a facial bar, effective at removing impurities and delivering minerals to the skin. New products, such as the Sophisticated Man Soap, continue to explore its application.
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