RabbitCoNaturals
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Mark Randolph Taylor on May 22, 2023
5 out of 5 starsThe cleanest purest most fragrant soaps, and super fast shipping, by a real person who cares about putting quality into the world.
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Dawn on May 21, 2023
5 out of 5 starsBeautiful, fresh scent and a nice lather. Shipped very quickly in a great eco-friendly package.
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Mark Randolph Taylor on May 18, 2023
5 out of 5 starsJessica makes beautiful high quality soap that will fill your house with fragrance and joy. And it gets you clean!
Jessica responded on May 18, 2023
Awwww…thank you, Mark! ☺️ We aim to please!
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About RabbitCoNaturals
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Jessica Michalski
Owner
As a mother, science nerd, and lover of nature, I believe that what we choose to consume matters. Ingredients and processes matter. My goal is to create products that are kinder, gentler to you and the environment!
Production partners
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Jake Phillips
Puyallup, WA
Jake Phillips of Rustic Charm Woodworks is a longtime friend and recent production partner. He is attentive to detail and has the ability to make your creative vision a reality. You can find him on Instagram and Facebook at @rusticcharmwoodworks.
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Cancellations: accepted
Request a cancellation: within 2 hours of purchase
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between essential oil and fragrance oil?
Essential oils are distilled from natural plant matter. Fragrance oils are mostly manmade. Some scents cannot be created with essential oil (vanilla) or can be harmful to skin (some woodsy scents), which is why some of my bars contain a very small quantity (less than 2%) of fragrance oil.
Why did my bar dissolve so quickly?
All bar soaps, but especially handmade, should be kept dry between uses to prevent the soap from becoming mushy. A slotted tray made of bamboo or cedar will help to lengthen the useful life of your bar.
What makes handmade soap better than store bought bars?
Many "soaps" found in stores are so full of conditioners and stabilizers meant to preserve the bar for a long shelf life, that they can hardly be classified as soap. Handmade cold process soap is made from oils and butters, such as olive, coconut, and shea butter combined with lye water, clays, natural colorants, and essential oils to form pure soap. The resulting bar is cleansing, moisturizing, and free of toxic and unnecessary chemicals.
How long will the bar last?
That depends on how you use and store your bar. If you are like my husband and like to slather that bar all over your bod, then you will likely go through 2 bars per month (reason I started making soap in the first place). However, if you are more conservative with your bar and use a loofah or puff to create a lather, your bar will likely last closer to a month. Of course, how you store your bar determines useful life of the bar as well. See "Why did my bar dissolve so quickly?" for more on that.