Soap making

There is something oddly satisfying about turning a simple skein of cotton into a functional bath accessory that brings a smile to everyone who sees it.

Making things from scratch has always been my passion, whether I am spinning raw wool into yarn or mixing my own household solutions. There is a profound

Making things from scratch has always been my passion, whether I am spinning raw wool into yarn or mixing my own household solutions. There is a profound

I still remember the frustration of pulling a beautiful batch of cold process soap out of the mold, only to find it soft, sticky, and covered in soda ash. It wasn’

There is something primal and profoundly satisfying about turning raw fats and alkaline water into a luxurious, cleansing bar of soap. I still remember

I discovered the art of soap making when my sensitive skin simply refused to tolerate the harsh detergents found in commercial brightening products. It wasn’

The alchemy of turning caustic chemicals and greasy fats into a luxurious, skin-loving bar is an experience that never loses its wonder for me.

There is something profoundly satisfying about taking a mundane daily necessity and transforming it into a moment of sensory luxury. My journey into making

The first time I held a properly cured salt bar, it felt less like soap and more like a polished river stone—cool, dense, and incredibly substantial. It wasn’

The first time I successfully created a bar of vegetable soap, I felt less like a crafter and more like an alchemist turning gold from lead.