News — sustainability

Let's be honest. Earth Day can feel like a lot right now. When the people in power are rolling back environmental protections, letting large-scale polluters run amok, and treating our national parks like a clearance rack at a going-out-of-business sale, it's easy to feel like your reusable grocery bag and your bar of natural soap don't mean a damn thing. We get it. We really do. But here's what we know after almost six years of making small-batch, sustainable soap out of our kitchen and into your bathroom: individual choices, multiplied by millions of people, become a tidal wave. And...

Say goodbye to dry, itchy skin with Elbow Grease—a powerhouse cream that works as hard as you do. Packed with nature's best ingredients like hemp seed oil and shea butter, it delivers deep hydration without the greasy feel. Plus, it's sustainably crafted with zero-waste packaging and ethically sourced ingredients, so you can care for your skin and the planet in one simple step.  

Bar soaps are a common household item that most people use on a daily basis. However, many people are not aware of the environmental impact of plastic waste in soap production. In this post, we will explore the extent of the problem, the environmental impact of plastic waste in soap production, the benefits of reducing plastic waste, and strategies for reducing plastic waste in soap production.

Switching to palm oil-free soap may seem like a small step, but it's one that can have a big impact. By choosing ethical and sustainable soap, you're taking a stand against deforestation, human rights abuses, and the exploitation of workers. You're also supporting the use of more environmentally friendly and healthy ingredients. So why not make the switch today?