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It's 'pouring' all over Alaska this weekend – we h

It's 'pouring' all over Alaska this weekend - we hope you have a good one!

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Happy #sciencefriday, Dreamers! Today we’ve got

Happy #sciencefriday, Dreamers! Today we’ve got a word for you: saponification. It comes from the Latin word sapo (means soap) and translates to "turning into soap". If you’re already familiar with this word, give yourself a pat on the back. It’s not a common one. Saponification is the chemical reaction that happens when you mix an alkaline and a base (taking you back to high school chemistry here). In our case, we mix fats, oils and sodium hydroxide (lye) together which turn into soap and the by-product of glycerin through a heated process. When this reaction occurs, the mixture no longer contains the starting ingredients - it has gone through saponification and is a completely different product. Just like when you bake a loaf of bread - once it goes into the oven, what comes out is no longer yeast and flour but a completely different result. When saponification happens, there are two ways we know the mixture is turning into soap: the temperature will rise at least 5 degrees and the color of the mixture will change from a transparent oil color to an opaque, thick mixture. At this point we add our superfat, colorants and scent before pouring into the molds.

Next week, we will talk about the by-product of soap, glycerin, and it's role in soap!

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Looking for a unscented soap that’s still fun an

Looking for a unscented soap that’s still fun and pretty? We’ve got a few bars of our unscented beach soap left which comes with your choice of ocean-themed ceramic dish. And when people ask about your radiant skin, you can say Yes, I Washed Up Like This.

Do you know how long you're supposed to wash your

Do you know how long you're supposed to wash your hands? The CDC recommends 20 seconds each time. Studies show, however, the average person only washes for 6 seconds. Eek! Get the most out of your germ-killing wash by making sure it's long enough. I like to sing the Happy Birthday song twice to track the time - do you have a favorite song to sing?

Need a lift? So does your soap! Keep your soap hig

Need a lift? So does your soap! Keep your soap high and dry with our eco friendly soap lift, available in a variety of shapes and colors!

Does anyone else have blueberry on their mind?

Does anyone else have blueberry on their mind?

Welcome to #sciencefriday, Dreamers! Today we’re

Welcome to #sciencefriday, Dreamers! Today we’re going to talk about the science behind bath bombs. Behind that fun fizz is some pretty cool chemistry. To make a bath bomb, we combine three ingredients plus the colorant and scent. The fizz aspect is made by a combination of citric acid and sodium bicarbonate (baking soda). The citric acid is a weak acid, and the sodium bicarbonate is a weak alkaline, and when water allows these two to mix, they neutralize each other through a chemical reaction. The reaction releases carbon dioxide, which bubbles up and creates the signature fizzy bath bomb bubbles.

The bubbles do more than just look cool - they help to distribute the colors, the essential oils and the salts to evenly spread out the goods throughout the tub. So, next time you enjoy the soothing dip with your favorite bath bomb, you know the science happening below the water.

Are you sending a gift but you forgot the card? Ne

Are you sending a gift but you forgot the card? Never fear, we have beautiful cards made by local artist Annie Brace at @corsographics which we'd love to add in to your order. Check them out in our accessories section on the website or at our store front.