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About this Product
Crafted to transport you to the heart of nature, our Fresh Cut Grass soap bar is an olfactory escape. Infused with the invigorating aroma of freshly mown grass and a hint of sun-warmed forest air, each lather awakens the senses, leaving your skin refreshed and your mind revitalized.
Made with a nourishing blend of saponified oils (olive, organic palm, organic coconut, organic shea butter) and enriched with the subtle sweetness of strawberry seeds, this soap is a gentle treat for your skin. The verdant color, achieved with natural chromium oxide and ultramarines, echoes the vibrancy of a lush meadow.
Saponified Oils (Olive Oil, Organic Palm Oil, Organic Coconut Oil, Organic Shea Butter), Fragrance, Strawberry Seeds, Chromium Oxide, Ultramarine
Blue Pumpkin Seed Co.
Meet the Maker
Welcome to Blue Pumpkin Seed Co.! My lifelong love of gardening, especially pumpkins, led me to create this company.
We started as a small family business on Etsy in 2020, sharing our passion for heirloom seeds. Over time, I took charge to ensure this labor of love would flourish. I'm thrilled to now offer you a carefully curated selection of seeds directly.
The wonder of watching a seed grow continues to inspire me. As a fellow gardener, I share the same excitement and joy for gardening as our customers do.
How it’s Made
We make cold process soap making involves mixing oils with lye which causes a chemical reaction called saponification. To create cold process soap, we carefully combine pre-measured lye with water, allowing it to cool slightly. Meanwhile, we melt and mix the different oils, like olive oil, coconut oil, and shea butter. We also add different spices or fragrances at this point. Once both the lye solution and the oils have reached the right temperature, we blend them together, stirring until the mixture thickens to a trace. This thickened soap batter is then poured into molds, insulated, and left to harden for 24 hours. After unmolding, the soap cures for several weeks to complete saponification and become mild and ready for use.
