Collection: Year-Round Body Soap Bar collection

Water, typically used as a carrier for the lye and evaporates out completely by the end of the process.

An additive used for its moisturizing and skin softening properties.

An additive used for exfoliation and skin soothing properties. Great for sensitive skin.

Used as a natural colorant.

An additive used for its moisturizing and skin softening properties.

Naturally found in citrus fruits and used to balance the pH level of the soap to prevent it from becoming too harsh and drying.

Sulfate-free synthetic surfactant that’s mild and increases lather.

Mixture of fatty acids derived from coconut oil, used as a natural surfactant and emulsifier.

A natural surfactant that’s gentle and helps create a thick lather. Great for sensitive skin.

A natural plant-based, moisturizing humectant for soap that draws moisture from the air to your skin to help keep skin hydrated.

An emulsifier that improves the clarity of clear soaps. Derived from glycerin and lauric acid.

Reconstituted goat milk powder. Contains Vitamin A and alpha hydroxy acids that help remove dead skin cells. Great for all skin types and gentle enough for many skin conditions like eczema.

Additive containing Vitamin E that provides additional moisturizing properties.

Also known as glyceryl monostearate (GMS), this is a waxy substance made from glycerin and stearic acid. Used as a gentle surfactant in cleansers and is made by combining glycerine and stearic acid. It can also be used as an emulsifier in lotions to help provide moisturizing benefits.

Fatty acid derived from coconut oil.

Additive used for its skin conditioning properties.

Vegetable derived fatty acid, used to make soaps more opaque.

More commonly known as Palm Oil, used for its hardening and cleansing properties.

A chelating agent that helps pick up free metal ions in water, improving the soap’s lather and preventing them from damaging your skin or soap.

A synthetic humectant that helps pull moisture to the skin and helps skin absorb nourishing ingredients like glycerin and shea butter.

Increases the viscosity of the base (what makes a soap base appear to be thick during the melting process)) to allow for suspending particles in the finished product.

Salt, used to increase hardness and lather.

Synonym for Citric Acid, naturally found in citrus fruits, used to balance the pH level of the soap to prevent it from becoming too harsh and drying.

Mixture of neutralized fatty acids made from coconut oil.

A gentle, non-irritating, high-foam surfactant derived from coconut oil. Based on fatty acids and isethionic acid, a type of sulfonic acid. SCI is mostly found in synthetic detergent, or syndet, cleansers. It provides a rich, creamy lather and has been shown to prevent dryness, even in sensitive skin.

Neutralized, plant-derived fatty acid that adds to the lather ability of soap.

Milder surfactant than SLS that helps create a nice lather and is better for those with sensitive skin.

Surfactant that helps create big fluffy bubbles in the lather to help with cleansing.

Neutralized fatty acid that increases lather and makes soap harder.

Neutralized fatty acid, derived from plants, that helps with cleansing and prevents the bar from becoming too hard.

Mixture of neutralized fatty acids made from palm oil.

Neutralized fatty acid, derived from plants, used to make a hard bar of soap.

Vanilla stabilizer that helps minimize the discoloring and browning caused by fragrances containing vanilla (vanillin).

A humectant that adds moisturizing benefits to the soap and helps draw moisture from the air to your skin to help keep skin hydrated.

Fatty acid derived from vegetable oils, used to make a harder bar of soap.

Helps increase the viscosity of the base.

A chelating agent that helps pick up free metal ions in water, improving the soap’s lather and preventing them from damaging your skin or soap.

Also known as cocoa butter, an additive used for its skin softening properties.

Natural ingredient that makes the soap base white.

A chelating agent that helps pick up free metal ions in water, improving the soap’s lather and preventing them from damaging your skin or soap.

A chelating agent that helps pick up free metal ions in water, improving the soap’s lather and preventing them from damaging your skin or soap.