I Believe

My soaps, bath and body products strive to find that perfect balance between organic and practical, natural and inspirational, an every day staple and a special seasonal celebration.

I believe that what we put in our bodies and on our bodies is the key to health.

I believe that the closer we are to nature, the closer we are to real beauty.

I believe that life should be full of simple pleasures and small indulgences, every day.

I believe that everything good in life is made fresh and with the best possible ingredients.

I believe that it’s not truly organic if we have to transport it half way around the globe to get it.

I believe the cycle of nature's seasons is abundantly rich, an opportunity to appreciate all of Earth’s wonders, and our own soul’s progress through life.

Shop our full selection of soap bars and scents. There's something for every body.

Our aromatic sprays are all-purpose fragrance spritzers - for freshening rooms, linens, closets, laundry, or a light body spray.

Spring fragrances are naturally light and fresh. Frolicking in the new grass, dancing playfully in the blooming garden, this season’s calling card is clean and pure, soft, sweet and pretty.

Shop our Clearance Page for amazing deals on accessories, bath salts and gift items.

We’ve got the perfect gifts for every occasion. Little tokens and small somethings - to great big pampering hampers. We love to customize too.

Swedish Dish Cloths are eco-friendly, washable and reusable, clean everything better, and adorable too.

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My Story

I make handcrafted artisanal soaps, bath & body products using the best quality ingredients I can find - mostly stuff you can eat.

How to Store Soap

You may be thinking about buying handmade soaps in bulk to save shipping costs - or buying ahead for gifts and will need to store those bars for a few weeks or more. There’s a good way to do that, and a bad way. So let’s cover the basics.

What the gift of soap really means

Worried you’ll send the wrong message with a gift of soap? It’s a practical, usable, every day item – but being handmade, higher quality, and unique, it’s something people don’t splurge on for themselves very often. Isn’t that the very definition of what a gift is?