Tuesday, January 27, 2009

look what i found...sweet harvest farms...


sweet harvest farms


it is fun to sit down and blog about other artists and their crafts...for as we all know, we just love all of these wonderful things that are unique and handmade...long ago there was a wonderful shop in town that i would run over to when i ran out of soap...they sold handmade soap by the slice...so many scents, such wonderful soaps to bring home...well they are long gone and i have had to settle for regular old soap for sometime now...


i wanted to share this artist with you...for not only are her products wonderful for the fragrance and natural product...but they are also wonderful for all of you that struggle with sensitive skin....so whether it's the winters that you are struggling with, sensitive skin, or just plain love natural handmade soaps...now you have a place to order on-line from... sweet harvest farms...





sweet harvest farms has taken an old basic soap recipe and added natural, soothing and luxurious ingredients to create a unique soap. this wonderful early fashioned soap not only leaves you squeaky clean but also leaves you with soft, supple and moisturized skin. the cold processed method retains 100% of the natural glycerin which is essential to hydrate your skin. commercial brands often siphon off the glycerin to sell as a by-product, in doing so their soap can leave you feeling dry and itchy.

these are not “glycerin soaps” (which is a melt and pour product). these are nurturing, medicinal and soothing soaps from her own recipe-in her own kitchen. natural and hydrating, glycerin does not have to be added as it is already there through the process of this true soap-making technique.

there are very few true soap makers left that stay true to the old fashion method of soap making used literally thousands of years ago. Excavations of ancient Babylon uncovered cylinders with inscriptions for making soap around 2800 B.C.E. Later records from ancient Egypt (c. 1500 B.C.E.) describe how animal and vegetable oils were combined with alkaline salts to make soap.






natural colorants are used in these soaps to bring out the beauty of each bar and organic and natural herbs, that are proven medicinal, are added to some of the recipes. refined shea butter, olive oil, jojoba oil, flax seed oil, palm oil and coconut oil are just a few of the rich oils used to create this luxurious line of soap.


some refer to these soaps as goat’s milk soaps....for goat's milk contains vitamins A, B6, B12 and E and is added because it is a natural emollient that helps soothe and moisturize the skin. It is the combination of all ingredients that make these luxurious bars highly sought after.





sweet harvest farms even have a natural line of soaps to help your little dogs...




the decadent dog

sapponified oils of, shea butter, coconut oil, palm oil, flax seed oil, lavender basil oil, rosemary mint, eucalyptus mint, dried sweet annie. this soap can actually be used by you and i... it is made with her basic recipe with a few twists...the skin safe scented oils used are known to repel fleas, ticks and pesky little bugs that can irritate your dog’s skin. dried sweet annie was added because of its anti-biotical and antibacterial properties, while crushed oatmeal added is to calm and soothe. use in between grooming. (not for cats...or near cats)




here is cythia's link to her site where you can read about all of her bath care products and see other goodies that you can order directly from her...you can read about her background and see why her products are so desirable...









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