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Between my beautiful Peruvian Mother-in-law and myself, we make A LOT of these babies to keep up with demand. Super fun and keeps my hands busy between soap batches. (I crochet at night to unwind...it also makes me quiet, because this girl can taaaalk a man's ear off. My husband is incredibly...

My very conservative line. Keeping it really simple, as clean-cut as I can go...(I know it's not perfect), and letting my ingredients shine through!

I've got an Oatmeal, Coconut Milk and Honey soap CP recipe that I've used for years without any issues. I soap cooler (90-100 degrees) with anything with milk and honey. I also allow my soap to go through gel phase but watch it like a hawk to make sure it doesn't overheat or start cracking...

...in the Handavaka House!

I made this with a citrusy scent.

I've finally gotten my new molds sized to my needs, and did my salt-soap recipe in them...I'm very happy with the molds; my formula holds up pretty well with them. These are the finished product(s). They are MUCH more manageable to hold, and "safer" in the shower...(weight!) They are 7.5oz ea.

This is my RE-designed and RE-formulated Oatmeal Coconut Milk and Honey Soap. I've made them bigger, packed with Colloidal Oatmeal, Creamy Coconut Milk and Honey! I also incorporated a Calendula Infused Oil. I just cut them, and impatiently waiting for their cure...like always. This is made...

I made a couple different batches of Salt Soap using a new cavity mold. My first batch was scented with Coconut FO....and used activated charcoal. I think the Coconut FO smells a bit "chemical-ish" so I made another batch with Lemongrass....amazing! Popped right out of this mold, VERY HARD BAR...

I make these marbled concrete Candle Holders as gifts and for sale.