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We collect glacial silt from Matanuska Glacier, ju

We collect glacial silt from Matanuska Glacier, just outside of Anchorage, to add a little piece of Alaska to this artisan soap. The silt is great for skin and acts as a very mild exfoliant from head to toe. Grab some Glacier Glow and let your skin shine ✨

"I have decided to stick with love" – Martin Luthe

"I have decided to stick with love" - Martin Luther King Jr.

I think we could all use a lot more of that in our lives everyday. I encourage you to not only celebrate this today but carry it throughout your year. With a little more love, kindness, thoughtfulness, and care come with ease. Take time to invest in each other, take time to ask about someone's day, call someone and tell them that you love them, or extend that olive branch, buy the next person's coffee or leave a note for some to find that let's them know they are seen. Love is the most powerful tool and with it you can change the world.

Check out our stories for other ideas of how you can spread the love.

What helps make you feel like you're on top of the

What helps make you feel like you're on top of the world?

Last week for #sciencefriday we asked YOU what you

Last week for #sciencefriday we asked YOU what you want to learn about. Our first question is from @kathy7742 "Does soap go bad or get too old?" The answer to this is both yes and no. We have a bar of soap we have kept around that we made over 20 years ago that still is a good bar of soap, though the scent has for the most part dissipated. The other side of this coin is yes soaps can go bad (though not in the sense that they are harmful). Handcrafted soaps tend to use natural oils, which can occasionally become rancid. A couple of #sciencefridays back we talked about superfatting - which is free-floating oils that are added to the soap for moisturizing and process purposes. Since this oil hasn't gone through the saponification process it can potentially go bad. This will show up in the soaps in the form of an odd smell. These soaps aren't harmful, they are just not ideal because they just smell a little "off." Another reason oils can turn is if tap water is used to make the soap (we use distilled). Tap water can have heavy metals which can cause the free-floating oils to turn sometimes as well. Finally, humidity is another accelerator for soaps going sour. More often than not, soaps last quite a long time, especially if left in a dry, dark place.

Thanks for the question, Kathy! Next week we will answer @the_story_is_his "How do we decide how much essential oils to add and is there a thing as too much?"

I don't know about you guys, but my skin is DRY. I

I don't know about you guys, but my skin is DRY. I mean, go on vacation for a month and forget to water your plants - that kind of dry (back when we could go on vacation). Alaskan winters are a little rough on the skin. My first line of defense is our Winter Soap. Made with nourishing neem and castor oils, it's sure to give your skin a fighting chance.

Feeling cooped up? Bored and restless? Imprisoned

Feeling cooped up? Bored and restless? Imprisoned in your own home? Get a grip! Break free from cabin fever blues with this traditional Alaskan soap remedy. Start with this finely handcrafted soap infused with mood-enhancing essential oils and ease yourself into a nice warm tub. Soak your cares away. Scrub off melancholy. Rub away disenchantment. Breathe deeply and let your life force be renewed. Scented with essential oils of juniper berry, clary sage, litsea, and lavender.

What are we up to in the soap shop, you ask? This

What are we up to in the soap shop, you ask? This week is lots of inventory and cleaning. We're getting ready and hopeful for a great summer 2021!

We have almost gained about 10 minutes of daylight

We have almost gained about 10 minutes of daylight per day since the solstice! Yippee! 🎉 One of my favorite things about the short days is getting to watch the sunrise every day. What do you love about winter?