Wild Essence, LLC

My seasonal mini vegan soaps are happening! Perfect for gifting, guest use, sink-side useful decoration, or about 2-3 showers. Pumpkin spice pumpkins are about .5oz each, and the lavender-mint flowers are about .7oz each.

September 12th, 11-4pm, 12 West first St, Dayton, Ohio. I'm selling some seasonal vegan soaps: cabin fever, pumpkin spice, apple sage. Of course, my vegan solid lotion and mandalas will also be available. Venue: Events at the Gallery

September 12th, 11-4pm, 12 W 1st St, Dayton, OH. Come see my seasonal vegan soaps - cabin fever, pumpkin spice, apple sage. I'll also have my vegan solid lotion and mandalas per usual. Venue: Events at the Gallery

My mini winter guest soaps turned out great! Equal parts rewarding and tedious. They'll be ready for you in about 5 weeks.

Cold process soap needs to cure 4+ weeks, but you can order now (call, message) for fall and winter gifting. I've added a couple fun fall fragrance soaps available in early September: apple sage, pumpkin spice, and cabin fever (fir, cedar, clove). Yep... I'm caving to the pumpkin spice. Gift bags include soap, sisal bag, and lotion in a gift bag. Mix or match fragrances. $16.25 plus shipping or delivery (delivery possible in the Columbus area only).

Today's event at Choctaw Lake was fun! And finally, there were two food trucks I could enjoy; coffee and vegan lunch.

I'm learning that I have a lot to learn about gourds! Did you know it/mine/the sugar bowl (maybe others as well) flowers at night?? I thought I saw flowers, but then the next morning I didn't. I blamed my vision, the lighting, my imagination, etc... because there are fewer evening pollinators, I brought my paintbrush outside just now.

Saturday, July 25th from 10-4pm, I'll be selling my vegan lotion and soap, plus a variety of Mandala designs, at Choctaw Lake. 2875 Oneida Dr, London, OH 43140

Here they come ! My Peru sugar bowl gourds are producing. These will become bird houses and/or bowls to sell at my markets. I expect them to become quite large, so I'm surprised they are growing upward.