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Handmade Natural Wild Crafted Soaps
These handmade
bath soaps are the only soaps you will find that are
100% scented and colored with real wild plant
trimmings from the mountains and deserts of the
West. Most soaps smell sweet and perfumey, these
smell like the fresh natural outdoors! Made with real Pinon Pine from
New Mexico, Juniper from the Mojave, Cedar from the
Northwest, Sage.
In
addition to being natural and woodsy smelling, these
wonderful soaps are good for your skin. Made with a
mild all-vegetable oil base (olive oil for
moisturizing, palm oil to make the bar hard, coconut
oil for lather) and super-fatted with shea butter (a
premium moisturizing skin care oil from the African
Karite tree), these soaps make the perfect general
face and body soaps. They are great to use in the
shower.
Each bar is 3.5 ounces. Sold in packs of 2 or 3. 3.5
ounce bars.
Accessories: Glass Soap
Dish,
Wild Crafted Incense,
Wild
Herb Sachets
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Coastal Sage Soap / Big Sur
This is the real smell of
California's central to southern coasts because
this soap is made with real leaves of the sage
plants which blanket the precipitous hillsides
of the coastal mountains from Big Sur south to
Baja California. White Sage, Black Sage,
California Sage are a few of the sages used to
make this distinctly coastal smelling soap. I
wish I could capture the misty, salty smell of
the air, then this soap would really have it
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California Bay Laurel
Soap /
Steep Ravine
The
California Bay Laurel has an impossibly strong
scent that makes me think immediately of the
lush, moss laden coastal canyons where it is
most commonly found. While its spicy fragrance
is wonderfully evocative and refreshing from a
distance, crush a leaf under your nose and the
sensation of your sinuses exploding is akin to
doing a somersault in a swimming pool without a
nose plug. Fortunately for you, I just use a
little bit of the leaves in this soap so that
you get the light, spicy, lemony fragrance
without the somersault part.
 Each time you wash with this
richly fragrant soap, you feel transported to
the rich coastal canyons where the Bay Laurel is
most commonly found. Includes notes of Redwood,
Bay Leaf, Oak Moss, and Sea Mist. |
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Sierra Nevada Cedar
Soap /
Sierra Summer Pine
California's
high Sierra is perhaps the most widely loved and
jealously guarded mountain range in America. Its
deep heart of wilderness has been the fuel of
inspiration for generations of wilderness
activists including such greats as John Muir,
Gary Snyder and David Brower. This soap smells
like the Sierra because it is made from the
spicy smelling leaves of Incense Cedar which
blanket its western flanks. This is the real
smell of warm summer evenings in the meadows
along the Tuolumne river, or of stumbling out of
your sleeping bag in the middle of the night,
with the impossibly cold, wood-smoke Sierra air
lighting up your senses.
 This richly lathering bar soap
will gently cleanse your skin while imparting
the spicy and long lasting fragrance of rich and
natural Cedar. Includes notes of Pine Sap, Wood
Stove, and Mountain Cabin. |
White Sage
Soap /
San Jacinto
Incredibly strong and aromatic.
It is popular across the Southwest where it is
used in Native American purification rituals.
Its beautiful leaf clusters and enormous
flowering stocks burst forth in the spring,
painting streaks of white against the hillsides
and filling the air with the pungent aroma of
White Sage. 100% scented and colored with real
White Sage.
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Western Juniper
Soap /
Red Rock Canyon
If you've
ever been to the Grand Canyon and nudged
perilously close to the edge of a thousand foot
drop-off and wondered what that insane tree
clinging to the side of the cliff was, it was
probably juniper. Juniper covers vast portions
of the Southwest and seems happily at home
clinging to small ledges on sheer Navajo
sandstone cliffs or peeking up between boulders.
This scent is the defining scent of the plateau
and mesa country of the Southwest.
 Red
Rock Canyon soap made with fresh, live infusion
of Pinion and Juniper - it's just like taking a
hike in the red rock country of the southwest.
Has scent notes of desert campground, gin and
tonic, adobe. |
Siskiyou Cedar
Soap
(Port
Orford Cedar)
Also called
"Ginger Cedar" for its highly unusual, spicy
odor, Port Orford cedar is found only in the
tangled knot of coastal mountains in northern
California and southern Oregon known as the
Klamath region. Its soothing odor is extremely
evocative and was said to have strongly affected
19th century seamen who sailed schooners made
from the fresh wood - "the odor grew and grew on
them till they were almost made with with it"
(Donald Peattie). I hope it doesn't drive you
mad! While many soaps claim to be "cedar"
scented, this soap is the only one you will find
with the distinct smell of Port Orford Cedar and
the distinct feeling of the gorgeous, rugged
country of the Klamath region in which it grows. |
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Cascade Glacier
 Fresh
from the mountains of the Pacific
Northwest…Cascade Glacier Scent Notes: Fresh
Snow, Citrus, High Mountain Meadow |
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TIP: Don't use
Antibacterial Soaps. Antibacterial is an additive in
many soaps and household cleaners. Approximately
seventy five percent of all liquid soaps contain
antibacterial ingredients. According to a study from
the Columbia University School of Nursing in New
York, antibacterial products do little to prevent
illness. Using them in your home is overkill and can
create resistant super-bugs. It is much better to
just wash your hands thoroughly with a good natural
soap and warm water.
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Ingredients |
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| Olive oil, palm oil,
coconut oil, shea butter, wild harvested plant
trimmings from the mountains and deserts of the
West. |
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| Wildcrafted from Mountains and Deserts of the West.
10% of
the profits are donated to protecting Western
Wilderness. Made in the USA. |
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| Sizes:
3.5 ounces each.
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