Why Use Natural Soap? Twelve Reasons That Are Not Marketing
Most lists of reasons to switch are written by people selling soap. This one is about what actually changes, and what honestly does not.
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Notes on the seed, the soap, the powder, and the slower way of doing things.
Most lists of reasons to switch are written by people selling soap. This one is about what actually changes, and what honestly does not.
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Read the postThe ingredient nobody can name on a label, and why it behaves the way it does in a bar of soap.
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Read the postA gift guide with no candles, no gift baskets and no filler: how to give a small-batch bar that actually means something, and why handmade soap is the easiest considered gift of the year.
Read the postA premium bar costs more than a supermarket pack of six. Here is exactly where the money goes - ingredients, labor, small batches and what you are actually paying for when you pay for handmade.
Read the postThree a week
We write three short pieces each week, spaced across the days so there is always something to read and never a backlog to wade through.
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