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How it all began...

During the Spring of 2021, I had this genius idea to have my second and third grade students make their mothers soap and bath bombs for Mother's Day. Of course they each wanted to make different scents and colors to match what their mom liked, which in turn caused me to do some pretty serious research on the topic. We started small with simple glycerin melt and pour soaps that we tested on the neighboring teachers and then went back to perfect the recipe. After spilling our second batch all over the lab, we finally got it right! The students went home with great gifts and I was already hooked!
I started researching and experimenting with different methods and really enjoy making cold process soaps. Overtime, I had so many samples that I began sharing them with family and friends in Florida. 
I had an awesome opportunity to transfer from the hot, humid, muggy swamps of Florida to the unpredictable prairies and badlands of North Dakota. Here I have been inspired to incorporate the different flora and fauna and rich history into my soaps

 Vision and Values

Vision
To produce  handcrafted soaps that help heal, rejuvenate, and nourish the skin in the most sustainable and environmentally friendly manner. 
Mission and Values
In order to do our part for the planet, we are creating a local and sustainable supply chain and have made a pledge to: "Save the bees, plant more trees, and protect the creatures in the seas!" We donate a percentage of our profits quarterly to local and national organizations that are focused on these aspects of our pledge. 

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Lisa Yearton

Soap Artisan

As a soap artisan, Lisa works to create unique, fun, and prairie inspired handcrafted soaps with no chemicals or preservatives. Each soap is hand made in small batches with food-grade oils, liquids, additives, lye, and phthalate-free fragrances or essential oils to demolish dirt and nourish the skin.

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