Soap Journal

If you’ve ever poured what you thought was the perfect batch of handmade soap, only to find a mysterious white film on top the next day, you’re not alone. That powdery layer is soda ash, and it’s one of those little quirks that every soapmaker encounters at some point. It doesn’t ruin your soap, but it can be frustrating—especially when you’ve put so much effort...

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Savon de Marseille offers a glimpse into the soap's enduring appeal and cultural importance. From its historical roots and traditional production methods to its natural qualities and versatile uses, the production of Savon de Marseille is not merely a soap-making process; it represents cultural heritage and tradition.

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