About this Product
Boho Garden Handmade Soap
Welcome to your free-spirited haven with our Boho Garden soap. The soft baby blue base, elegantly swirled with white, captures the essence of a clear sky on a dreamy day. Adorning the top are delicate, colorful melt-and-pour flowers and real blue cornflowers, adding a whimsical touch. The scent is a soothing blend of powdery notes kissed with gentle florals—a fragrance that feels like a peaceful walk through a blooming meadow.
You will receive one bar of handcrafted soap.
What's in it:
Lard - Creamy stable lather, moisturizing.
Palm Kernel Oil - Sustainably Sourced, contributes to a creamy texture while ensuring eco-friendliness.
Coconut Oil - Moisturizing and nourishing for the skin, adding lots of bubbles.
Shea Butter - Moisturizing and nourishing for the skin.
Canola Oil - Light and softening, helping create a gentle lather.
Castor Oil - Adds richness and promotes a luxurious feel.
Sodium Hydroxide - Essential for the saponification process.
Sodium Lactate - Makes a harder bar.
Fragrance Oil - A blend of enticing scents to elevate your bathing experience.
Titanium Dioxide - Colorant.
Skin-safe Mica - Adds a shimmering touch for visual allure.
Dried Cornflowers
Melt and Pour Flower Embeds.
Each bar weighs between 4.3 to 4.4 ounces.
Color, design, and shape may vary slightly.
Soap dish not included.
The Velvet Rayven
Meet the Maker
We're glad you're here! We are a husband and wife team with a shared passion for creativity and craftsmanship. I specialize in crafting unique and magical home decor items inspired by pagan and witchcraft traditions with my crafting kitty Beeberz. Meanwhile, my husband is a talented woodworker who loves to create beautiful pieces that are inspired by whatever captures his imagination at the moment. Our shop cat Malachi is always at the ready to lend a helping paw. Together, we offer a collection of one-of-a-kind items that are perfect for adding a touch of enchantment to any home. Thank you for visiting our shop, and we hope you find something that speaks to you!
How it’s Made
Making Cold Process Soap:
Did you know that traditional handmade soap starts with oil? When you combine sodium hydroxide (lye) and water with oil, it creates a chemical reaction known as saponification. This process allows the lye to bond with the fats in the oils, resulting in soap.
It’s important to note that no lye is left in the soap after saponification is complete.
Once made, soaps are cured for 4 to 6 weeks on a rack.
Over this time, the soap will naturally lose water through evaporation, becoming lighter in weight. This process improves the soap’s quality and increases its longevity.
All our soap is made in small batches.
I strictly adhere to the proper fragrance usage rates for my soaps, as set forth by the International Fragrance Association. Based on these usage rates, some scents will have varying scent strengths. Commitment to IFRA guidelines guarantees safe, high-quality soaps.
Shop Policies
Some items are made to order and will be in the description. This can take 2-3 business days to complete.
Shipping:
Shipping will be USPS priority mail or USPS first class mail.
Please double-check that you have entered the correct address. Items returned due to an incorrect address must be resent at the buyer's cost.
Customs and import taxes
Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. We are not responsible for delays due to customs.
Cancellations:
Cancellations will be accepted within 24 hours of placing your order.
Cancellation on personalized/custom orders cannot be accepted if production has started on the item.
Return policy:
If you are unhappy for any reason, please contact us within 3 days of receiving the item. The buyer must state the issue and provide pictures.
Buyer is responsible for return shipping. The product needs to be returned within 7 days.
Original shipping paid will not be included in the refund.
A refund will be issued once the product is received and in the condition it was sent.
No returns/refunds on handmade soap due to the nature of it being a personal product.
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