Snow Apple
Description
An older variety of apple tree in the midwest is called a Snow Apple. Our Snow Apple Soap smells like a newly peeled, fresh, juicy apple from this tree.
Why honey in soap?
Natural honey has been used as a beauty product since Cleopatra’s day. On the skin, it acts as a natural humectant, which means it helps retain moisture, contributing to soft, supple skin. Honey also has germ fighting qualities that make it a natural antiseptic, another important property to consider when cleansing your skin and combating disorders such as Acne.
How is honey soap made?
Our honey soaps are made from scratch by lovely bee keepers. They start by heating vegetable oils and mixing them with honey, beeswax, herbs and dried flowers. It is then poured into molds to solidify. Finally, the soap is stored for 3 weeks to cure.
Why honey in soap?
Natural honey has been used as a beauty product since Cleopatra’s day. On the skin, it acts as a natural humectant, which means it helps retain moisture, contributing to soft, supple skin. Honey also has germ fighting qualities that make it a natural antiseptic, another important property to consider when cleansing your skin and combating disorders such as Acne.
How is honey soap made?
Our honey soaps are made from scratch by lovely bee keepers. They start by heating vegetable oils and mixing them with honey, beeswax, herbs and dried flowers. It is then poured into molds to solidify. Finally, the soap is stored for 3 weeks to cure.