Saturday, June 25, 2011

Oregon Soap Company

 I received an assortment of soaps from Oregon Soap Company for review. These soaps are certified organic and handcrafted.
 I received two fragrances from the  Castile Soap line. Castile Soaps are very versatile. You can:
Apply directly in hand or wash cloth for bathing. Add 1 oz for washing clothes in machine. Add one squirt to hot water for dishes of cleaning home surfaces.

 Clary Sage and Fir Castile smells like walking into the forest after a rain. Beautiful.


Citrus Sunshine Castile has an aroma of just plain clean. It is "like sunshine in a bottle"


Remember for every five gallons sold Oregon Soap Company will plant one native plant or tree. Now that is giving back.



 Forest Bar is Oregon Soap Company's most popular face soap and I can see why. It, like all the rest of the bars, lathers well and leaves you feeling very clean.

Cedar and sage take you back to the high desert forest, bringing the great outdoors home to the shower. Extra oatmeal and bran make this very exfoliating.


 French Clay and Geranium Bar is a bar that leaves you silky smooth . Those with Rosecea swear by this bar.

Clays are great for detoxifying skin

Lavender Oatmeal Bar has one of my favorite scents, lavender.  This bar is good for all skin types so everyone can enjoy this lovely scent.

Gently exfoliating for dry skin

Mama Mia's Eczema Relief Bar feels great on my dry skin. I do not need any lotion after using this bar. There is no real scent with this  soap.

Mama Mia's soap was born in 1998, when I wanted to create a soap that reminded me of traveling in Italy. After a few weeks of selling it, people with eczema started showing up and telling me amazing, sometimes life changing stories about how well this soap worked for them. One woman stopped me in the grocery store one day and tole me about her 12 year old son who had severe eczema on his arms all of his life--after about a week of using Mama Mia's soap, his arms were cleared up! Of course, it works different for everybody- others have reported that it didn't clear up their eczema, but that it didn't irritate it and make it worse either. In any case, it's probably worth a try! Rosemary and Lavender essential oils combine to make this one of our most popular soaps

  For the bars Oregon Soap Company plants a tree or native plant for each ten bars sold!

Lavender & Geranium Foamer Again we already know I love lavender. This foaming wonder does not disappoint in the fragrance department. Heavenly scented and gets ya clean easily too.

 Got Bliss? This soothing and balancing blend just might take you there. Sunflower Suds is made from organic oils which are rich in vitamins and contain natural emollients known to soothe the skin. Our formula will leave your skin feeling renewed and balanced. 

 Ginger Grapefruit Foaming Hand Soap has an uplifting smell. I really like this one. The grapefruit helps cut grease and grime as well. These babies have about 325 pumps per bottle. That'll keep ya clean awhile.

 Who doesn't like the smell of fresh grated ginger and grapefruit? Sunflower Suds is made from organic oils which are rich in vitamins and contain natural emollients known to soothe the skin. Our formula will leave your skin feeling renewed and balanced.
Oregon Soap Company will plant one native plant or tree for every five gallons sold.
The folks at Oregon Soap Company have a mission to help the environment:
FIGHTING CLIMATE CHANGE WITH SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS PRACTICES

Here at the Oregon Soap Company, we've dedicated ourselves to leaving the Earth cleaner than we found it. In partnership with Friends Of Trees and Trees for the Future, we have planted over 18,000 trees and other native plants since November 2007. Thanks for your help!

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Ready to buy? Head on over to Oregon Soap Company and get ya some. Want to find some of these great soaps near you? You can see a list of retailers here.

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