Golden Glow
In cureturmeric bar soap
olive · turmeric · sweet orange · sea buckthorn
- Ready
- November 20
YorBare
Handmade natural soap: an oatmeal bar soap, a turmeric bar soap, and an aloe vera bar soap, each cured for six weeks on the rack. And Grape Escape, grape soap bunches for any faucet: hand washing and custom color décor at the same time.
Oat Comfort is ready now.
The cure station
Natural soap needs time to harden and turn gentle. See when each bar is ready.
turmeric bar soap
olive · turmeric · sweet orange · sea buckthorn
oatmeal bar soap
oat milk · colloidal oat · shea · castor
aloe vera bar soap
aloe vera · cucumber · mint · olive
Beyond the bars
Hand washing and custom color décor at the same time. Grape Escape is a bunch of mini soap grapes on twine that hangs on any faucet.
25 grapes per bunch
When the sink looks good, hands start washing themselves.
Hand washing and custom color décor at the same time. Hang the cluster on any faucet: kitchen, bathroom, laundry room, even the guest sink nobody uses. Wet the grapes, rub your palms together, then let them dry right where they hang.
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Bunches from a recent batch. Your color is made to order.
Hang it
Loop the twine over any faucet you like. Kitchen, bath, laundry, anywhere hands already pass through.
Wet and lather
Squeeze a few grapes under warm water, roll them between your palms, and wash like you always do.
Let them dry
The bunch never has to come down. Water runs off the grapes and they air dry on the faucet between washes.
Most hand soap hides under the sink because it isn't worth looking at. This one is. A bunch of soap grapes in a color you picked makes the tap the prettiest two square feet in the house. Kids reach up for it, guests ask where it came from, and nobody has to be told to wash.
Your color, your call
Choose a standard color or tell us your own shade when you order.
Choose a scent
Buy a bunchHow it's made
Oils and butters are weighed to the gram, warmed to about 40°C, then blended with the lye solution.
The batter is poured into the loaf, swirled by hand, and left to saponify for 24 to 48 hours.
The wire goes through the loaf and the slab splits into bars.
Bars cure six weeks out of direct light so they harden, mild up, and last longer in the dish.
Where the lye goes
Lye is what turns oil into soap, and there is no way to make real soap without it. The lye water and the oils are blended in measured amounts, then they react and use each other up. What is left when that reaction finishes is soap, the natural glycerin it creates, and a little of the good oils left over on purpose so the bar stays gentle. The six weeks on the rack lets the water dry out of the bar. By the time a bar reaches your hands, the lye is long gone and there is none left in it.
Reserve & inquire
Reserve a curing bar, order a cluster for any faucet, or ask about a custom batch.
Shipping and returns
Shipping cost is calculated at checkout based on the items in your order and the delivery destination. You'll see the full shipping cost before completing your purchase, so there are no surprises.
Local pickup is free in Mobile, Alabama and the surrounding area. I'm flexible on pickup times. After you order, email me at info@yorbare.com or DM me on Instagram @yorbare_ and we'll set a time that works for you.
We want you to be completely satisfied with your order. If your order arrives damaged or you receive an incorrect item, simply contact us by email. We'll make it right by replacing the affected bars or bunches as quickly as possible.
Please be sure to have an image ready of the damaged or incorrect product.
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