I'm so not a blogger...

I'm so not a blogger...

Writing isn't exactly my thing, but I'm going to try. :D 

I'm hopeful to share educational stuff, deals, and most certainly some entertainment. It'll be a fun ride! 

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  • Does Handmade Soap Dry Out Your Skin?

    Does Handmade Soap Dry Out Your Skin?

    Handmade soap has a reputation for being gentler on skin, but handmade doesn't automatically mean gentle. Here's what actually makes some soaps feel drying—and how to tell whether your soap...

    Does Handmade Soap Dry Out Your Skin?

    Handmade soap has a reputation for being gentler on skin, but handmade doesn't automatically mean gentle. Here's what actually makes some soaps feel drying—and how to tell whether your soap...

  • Handmade perfume oils from Hemlock Springs Soaps

    When It’s Gone, It’s Actually Gone

    Sometimes a favorite scent disappears for a very unexciting reason: I simply can't buy it anymore. Here's what's happening with a few Hemlock Springs fragrances, what I'm doing about it,...

    When It’s Gone, It’s Actually Gone

    Sometimes a favorite scent disappears for a very unexciting reason: I simply can't buy it anymore. Here's what's happening with a few Hemlock Springs fragrances, what I'm doing about it,...

  • Microscopic bacteria illustration for Soap School article about whether bar soap is sanitary

    Soap School: Is Bar Soap Actually Germy?

    Can bacteria live on a bar of soap? Yep. Should you panic and switch to liquid soap immediately? Nope. We're looking at what the science actually says about germs, shared...

    Soap School: Is Bar Soap Actually Germy?

    Can bacteria live on a bar of soap? Yep. Should you panic and switch to liquid soap immediately? Nope. We're looking at what the science actually says about germs, shared...

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