The soaps are made with "pure" and natural ingredients like olive oil, coconut oil, essential oils, water, and herbs. Some are made with ingredients like locally farmed goat milk, and some are vegan. All soaps have contents listed for you to examine and check for allergens. If you've never used pure soaps, you will likely notice a difference right away. Most "soaps" that you buy in a store are actually detergents made from synthetic materials and harsh ingredients that can strip your skin of its natural oils. Traditional soap might not lather as quickly as some of the detergents that you are familiar with, but they are still getting you just as clean, but in a much healthier, sustainable way.
Bee (Bethany) made soap for the first time when she was invited to a soap making class that just happened to fall on her birthday. She thought it sounded like a perfect gift for herself. Plus, there would be goats to pet since it was a class for making goat milk soap, and there was a vineyard nearby. She was hooked from the first loaf - it was like experimenting with the chemistry set she was not allowed to have as a child - and immediately started making soap at home. It wasn't long before she had too much soap and not enough money to make more, so here we all are!
Currently, the soaps are being sold for just $5 a bar (unless otherwise marked) out of Harrisburg, PA. Please reach out to me via phone, friend, FB messenger (TheUnfilteredBee) or email (theunfilteredbee@gmail.com) to make arrangements. I accept cash or Venmo.
