The "O" Olive.

We Choose with best quailty ingredients for every Soap. We do not use refined oils.

100% Extra
Virgin Olive Oil, Organic Coconut Oil, Castor Oil, Kaolin Clay, Water, Food
Grade Sodium hydroxide, Coconut Cream milk, Sodium Lactate, Custom
proprietary essential oil blends and fragrance oil blends, Mica natural colorants and oxides

Unrefined oils  (also referred to
as ‘raw’, ‘virgin; and ‘extra virgin’) are generally either cold-pressed or
expeller-pressed. It means they are minimally processed using pressure and
low-temperature controlled conditions to extract the oil from the fruit, seed,
or other parts of the plant. This initial  process strains the oils to remove cloudiness,
pulp and other large particles in the oils. 

 These relatively gentle methods of extraction allow oils to retain their plant-specific compounds. This is the portion of the oil that contains the vitamins, minerals, proteins, carotenes, antioxidants, and many additional compounds that make up the healing fraction
of the oil, and give each type of oil its distinctive color, taste, scent and nutritional value.

 Unrefined or raw oils are the most desired to use in skincare, as the minimal processing ensures a high quality,
nutrient-rich, authentic-to-nature oil which is true in its color and scent.

 When an oil is further refined beyond the initial stages of extraction mentioned above, it undergoes various further
methods of processing. Refining doesn’t change the fatty acid profile of an
oil, but it removes those precious, plant-specific compounds that give
individual oils their nutritional and antioxidant values which are stripped away during this refining process. Refined oils have less active compounds compared to raw oils, as the further processing damages these elements. They are also
often less expensive, and have a longer shelf life than raw oils. Chemicals are added to refine oils during this process such as Hexane.

We strive to seek the best price for all orders.

We will contact you by email when your order has shipped.

Please allow 2-3 business days.

Soaps are cut at
approximately 7 - 8 oz. All bars are cut by hand and sizes can vary slightly
from bar to bar. The soaps are handcrafted in small batches for the best
quality. Color may be slightly different from batch to batch. Weight of the
soap bar decreases as the soap cures.  We allow 4-6 weeks minimum for soap
to cure.  The longer the bar cures the lighter it will be by weight
but be a better longer lasting soap bar. The average weight at 3 months cure is
5-6 oz. Our soap label will list the lowest weight of the average bar in the
batch made. Most bars will weigh more.

Handcrafted soaps should not be left in water, the bar will
be soggy and melt. Use a soap dish with drainage holes so the soap bar can dry
between uses.

Our soap bars make a great liquid soap. 2 oz of the soap bar
chopped into small pieces then add 10 oz of hot water into your soap jar and
allow soap to sit overnight. Stir well, put on the pump top and enjoy liquid
hand or dish soap!!