#soleseife

What do we have here? It is literally the bar of all blogs that people keep raving about in the private soap-making Facebook groups, and I’m out here following the trend even though I’m apparently late to the party. People LOVE 100% Coconut Oil Soap. So I figured it was necessary to share this love with you. But I couldn’t stop there. Thanks to Ancestry.com, I learned about a little German heritage, so I figured I would saponify this bar with a brine solution as with traditional soleseife (pronounced zo-luh-zigh-fuh) soap. I also had to incorporate my love for India by using Himalayan Pink Salt in the brine because why not? Love is in the Earth and this bar contains minerals your skin will love. The FDA won’t let me tell you how I really feel, but if you feel dirty and want to feel clean, I highly recommend this bar. Salt is known for pulling impurities out of the skin and the Rose Kaolin Clay used for color is also known to absorb excess oils. I use it on my curls periodically (followed by a quick vinegar rinse and love from my conditioner bars), but it is far more clarifying than a bar with a combination of oils. To keep your skin feeling lovely, this bar contains a high amount of unsaponified coconut oil so it won’t be your ashiest day if you skip the lotion after your shower. It is scented with an uplifting blend of grapefruit and lemongrass and made with hella love. (PLEASE NOTE: these are larger than the previous Pink Salt + Love batches)

Each bar weighs a little over 5 ounces.

Yes. All homemade soap uses lye to turn butters and oils into soap. Is there any lye in the finished product? Nope…just saponified oils and love. As each bar was hand-poured, no two bars will look alike.

What do we have here? It is literally the bar of all blogs that people keep raving about in the private soap-making Facebook groups, and I’m out here following the trend even though I’m apparently late to the party. People LOVE 100% Coconut Oil Soap. So I figured it was necessary to share this love with you. But I couldn’t stop there. Thanks to Ancestry.com, I learned about a little German heritage, so I figured I would saponify this bar with a brine solution as with traditional soleseife (pronounced zo-luh-zigh-fuh) soap. I also had to incorporate my love for India by using Himalayan Pink Salt in the brine because why not? Love is in the Earth and this bar contains minerals your skin will love. The FDA won’t let me tell you how I really feel, but if you feel dirty and want to feel clean, I highly recommend this bar. Salt is known for pulling impurities out of the skin and the Rose Kaolin Clay used for color is also known to absorb excess oils. I use it on my curls periodically (followed by a quick vinegar rinse and love from my conditioner bars), but it is far more clarifying than a bar with a combination of oils. To keep your skin feeling lovely, this bar contains a high amount of unsaponified coconut oil so it won’t be your ashiest day if you skip the lotion after your shower. It is scented with an uplifting blend of lavender, grapefruit, sweet orange, lemongrass, and cedarwood essential oils and made with hella love.

Each bar weighs a little over 3 ounces.

Yes. All homemade soap uses lye to turn butters and oils into soap. Is there any lye in the finished product? Nope…just saponified oils and love. As each bar was hand poured, no two bars will look alike.