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Why We Don't Use Palm Oil in Our Soap

Palm oil is common in commercial soap — but its production drives rainforest destruction and habitat loss. Here's why we don't use it, and what we use instead.

Why We Don't Use Palm Oil in Our Soap

Palm oil is common in commercial soap — but its production drives rainforest destruction and habitat loss. Here's why we don't use it, and what we use instead.

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How to Choose the Right Shampoo Bar for Your Ha...

Not all shampoo bars are the same — and neither is all hair. Here's how to choose the right natural shampoo bar for your hair type, from dry and damaged...

How to Choose the Right Shampoo Bar for Your Ha...

Not all shampoo bars are the same — and neither is all hair. Here's how to choose the right natural shampoo bar for your hair type, from dry and damaged...

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The Benefits of Cold-Press Soap: Why We Do It t...

Commercial soap is often not real soap at all. Learn what cold-press soap is, why it's better for your skin, and why every Pacific Coast Soap Works bar is made...

The Benefits of Cold-Press Soap: Why We Do It t...

Commercial soap is often not real soap at all. Learn what cold-press soap is, why it's better for your skin, and why every Pacific Coast Soap Works bar is made...

Lavender the Love affair

Lavender  (Lavandula angustifolia) has been used since ancient civilizations for its therapeutic properties. Modern research supports several key health and wellness benefits that can be featured on your website. 1....

Lavender the Love affair

Lavender  (Lavandula angustifolia) has been used since ancient civilizations for its therapeutic properties. Modern research supports several key health and wellness benefits that can be featured on your website. 1....

Palo Santo

Palo santo (Bursera graveolens), or "holy wood," is a wild tree native to South and Central American dry tropical forests, particularly in Peru, Ecuador, and Mexico. It has been used for centuries...

Palo Santo

Palo santo (Bursera graveolens), or "holy wood," is a wild tree native to South and Central American dry tropical forests, particularly in Peru, Ecuador, and Mexico. It has been used for centuries...

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Types of Sage for Cleansing

Burning sage — also known as cleansing — is an ancient spiritual ritual. Certain types of sage have antimicrobial properties and may provide additional benefits. The phenolic compounds in sage...

Types of Sage for Cleansing

Burning sage — also known as cleansing — is an ancient spiritual ritual. Certain types of sage have antimicrobial properties and may provide additional benefits. The phenolic compounds in sage...