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Dreaming of those long, summer days as we whip up

Dreaming of those long, summer days as we whip up some Beach Soap. One of the best parts of fall at Denali Dreams means we have a little more time to be creative and play with different colors. Don't these hues make you want to sit in the sand and dip your toes in the sea?

It's that time of year – Pumpkin Spice Bear Naked

It's that time of year - Pumpkin Spice Bear Naked Soap is back! Made with organic, local pumpkins and scented with essential oils of cinnamon, ginger and clove, and a little sprinkle of paprika and nutmeg mixed in, it's sure to become your new favorite. And - the best part - it's zero calories! 😂 Check out @roomwithshrooms for more sweet knit creations!

Embrace individuality ❤️

Embrace individuality ❤️

Loving this Alaskan fall scenery. What does fall l

Loving this Alaskan fall scenery. What does fall look like in your neck of the woods?

Did you know that some of our soaps have tallow in

Did you know that some of our soaps have tallow in them? What is tallow you ask? It is rendered beef fat. Why on earth would we use beef fat in soap? Well, as one of the fats and oils it brings certain properties to the soap that are harder to obtain with other oils. Animal fats contain a saturated fatty acid called stearic acid. This type of fatty acid is less soluble in water which helps to make a longer lasting bar of soap.

If the thought of washing with tallow weirds you out, remember one of our other #sciencefriday post about saponification. Like making bread, the ingredients that go into the process are not the same after they go through a chemical reaction. So when you wash with soap, you aren't washing with lye, oils or tallow - they have all gone through a chemical change to become a different product. So, whatever has gone into your bar is transformed, and the end result is a long-lasting, awesome bar of soap! Voila!

Carol, a long-time Dreamer holds up her favorite s

Carol, a long-time Dreamer holds up her favorite soap: Tundra Rose. "It's so silky and smooth," she says about why she loves it. Have you tried Tundra Rose? What's your favorite?

Getting ready to make some Winter Woods Soap and a

Getting ready to make some Winter Woods Soap and adding all of the ingredients to the mixer. Winter is coming!

For the men in your life that are in denial that t

For the men in your life that are in denial that they need lip balm.
This was my husband until I gifted it to him for Christmas. After about two weeks he came back and asked for another, he had fallen victim to the inevitable problem of losing a lip balm - the lip balm black hole if you will. He now carries one in his pocket everywhere he goes and especially in the dry winter months.