Marlow Soap Company

Stocking stuffer alert! Check out the link in the bio for small batch, hand made soap. Limited stock available!

Montana beeswax, honey and lavender soap. Made with a mixture of extra virgin olive oil, castor, rice bran and coconut oil.

Flash Stocking Stuffer Sale!
Six bars of soap for $5/each! Soapers choice of six crafted, artisan soaps made with Montana ingredients!
https://www.marlowsoapco.com/store/p/soapers-gift-pack?fbclid=IwAR366odb7ikjAEmD2wSPtb-skZXWPODbVDwDDDS0wFXdQxOgHoHVUVf9nuE

Back into the soap kitchen! Currently curing mango butter and fir shampoo and beard bars and these little lovely unrefined cocoa butter, vanilla bean and quail egg soap.

Wrapping up a plethora of soap for the auction. Bid for your chance to wine $100 worth of soap!

Getting back into the groove of soap making after a little hiatus. Honey, lavender, litsea and clary sage shampoo bars and double mint bars with European clay. #soapbox

Soap on soap on soap!

Good to get back into soapy world, wrapping 100 bars for Spring Apothecary shares.

One important thing I have learned from the world of food is that there are masters of craft who came before us that we should learn from before creating something new.
That's why I am so excited to try these two bars of beautiful soap, made in a traditional hot process method from ancient recipes.
The larger bar is a mixture of Olive and Laurel Oils, traditionally made for centuries in Aleppo. This particular bar was made in France by a Syrrian master soap maker who moved to France after his factory was destroyed due to the civil war. Bar soap is believed to have been created in this region.
The wrapped bar is Castille, or 100% Olive oil. It is made in Nablus, Palestine by one of the original Nablus families from a 10th century recipe. The soap batter is cooked in giant vats, spread on the floor, hand sliced, hand stamped and hand wrapped.
The beautiful simplicity of ingredients, painstaking craft and rich history that goes into these bars is fascinating!

With all of the work around incorporating as a business, getting insurance, inventory of product etc..I've been missing out on some quality soap time. Made up for it this weekend with creamy shea butter and peppermint bastille bars and unscented, gentle, carrot, honey and olive oil facial bars.

Some of the newest batches in for cure: my favorite are the sweet owls. My sister gifted me a new mold for Christmas. These cuties are unscented and soothing with sheep yogurt, tussah silk, European clay and vanilla bean. Also revisited the first recipe I ever tried: goat milk shampoo bars with litsea and lavender.

New shea butter bars going in to cure. These lovelies get their color from all natural sources: kaolin clay and alkanet(a flower related to borage). They're scented with grapefruit, geranium and patchouli essential oils.