10-08-2026
As we embark on this new venture, we are so excited to see our small business take off. We are putting everything together to make a wonderful site for you to browse for natural soaps that have not been tainted with anything that is not of what God intended. All too often we are inundated by chemicals and processes that are full of things that are not good for our bodies. Our Ingredients: Gifts from the Garden
"And God said, Let the earth bring forth grass, the herb yielding seed, and the fruit tree yielding fruit after his kind." (Genesis 1:11)
From the beginning, God filled the earth with plants for our nourishment, enjoyment, and care. Our soaps draw on that abundance:
Oils such as olive, coconut, and castor.
Essential oils distilled from flowers, leaves, peels, and wood.
Mica for natural-looking color and shimmer.
Clays from the earth.
Flowers and Spices in the soap or decorating the top.
"…and oil to make his face to shine." (Psalm 104:15)
We want the best for you and your family. Have a Blessed day!
10-22-2026
My Story
I stumbled upon a video about 3 months ago about a girl making soap. I had thought about doing this years ago but was too scared to work with the Sodium Hydroxide. It is very caustic so you really have to adhere to all safety considerations with PPE. Including removing children and pets from the area where you make your soap. Once you have applied safety to this process you should be good to go. And the sky is the limit to your creativity. You can do all kinds of things with your soaps. Colors, embeds, layers, textures, swirls and pouring techniques, additives like clays, oatmeal, honey coffee grounds, shapes of molds, gradients and ombre, packaging and presentation, themed concepts. and many more. SEE…. the sky IS the limit! : )
At any rate, I think a person should at least try making soap one time. And, at that time you will know whether you are hooked or not. Just like me. I hope to hear from you. Have a wonderful and Blessed day!
11-08-2026
Good morning sweet people!
Well, yesterday I went to my second vendor show and it was amazing. I met some very lovely people and was overjoyed to speak to some young girls who were interested in soap making. I told them that they should always be safe when making soap as you are using Sodium Hydroxide to start the saponification process. Also, that there is a 4 to 6 week process time so that the soap completely cures. Even though there are a lot of people out there that already make handmade soap; we still need to bring up the younger generation so that they can carry on what we already know. I hope they begin their soap making endeavors soon. God Bless everyone!
