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Beet Root Powder

Beet root is used as a natural soap colorant, as well as a detoxifying ingredient in skin care.

Traditionally used to soothe and calm stressed nerves, Bergamot lends an aromatic lemony floral scent when used in soap making.

Black walnut hulls powder is used as a natural soap colourant in soap making, producing a yellow brown speckled soap.

Bladderwrack, or seaweed powder, creates a gray-green finished product.

Burdock root is high in essential fatty acids and creates a protective moisture barrier.

Catnip leaves and flowers can be sprinkled into the soap mixture when at a light trace to give a speckled effect.

Ground cayenne pepper is used as a natural soap colourant, producing a salmon colour in soaps.

Chickweed has healing properties and contains vitamins A, B1, B2, B12, C & D.

Ground cinnamon is used as a natural soap colourant, producing a caramel, or tan, to brown speckled soap.

Comfrey Leaf lends a natural green tint to soap.