Bar soaps and shampoos are excellent travel companions for daily use, camping, the gym, and short or long travel. We share tips on different places we bring our natural soap to help make your life a bit easier, your skin a bit healthier, and our planet a bit greener.
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Confused by organic soap labels? This guide explains how USDA labeling works, how the percentage of organic ingredients is calculated, and why most cold-process soaps fall into the “Made With Organic Ingredients” category—even when most of the ingredients are certified organic.
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Goat milk soap may not prevent aging, age spots, cancer, or wrinkles but it produces a mild, gentile, creamy bar of soap.
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Discover the science behind handmade soap making. Learn how understanding saponification, fatty acid profiles, and ingredient selection can help create high-quality, nourishing soap bars.
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The term "glycerin soap" is a misleading term. All true soap made from scratch is glycerin soap. Learn more about glycerin and “glycerin” soap.
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You probably never thought of natural soap as a lethal weapon -- but it can be for some viruses. The CDC says that for good hand hygiene all you need is plain natural soap and water.
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