Molorida

As we take yet another step forward Molorida will soon be back up and running. Many things happen in our world's but that does not mean a come back isn't impossible. Our soap kitchen is being prepared to create some beautiful soaps and we have more plans and surprises too coming up in the near future.

We have visitors buzzing around the soap making studio and these beautiful 24K gold bees have landed on our newest soap creation. Made with local wildflower honey and colloidal oats along with other beautifying ingredients, these beautiful ladies will be released the 2nd week of June. Time to get our summer on! :)

Did you know we are in the process of redesigning our branding and soaps along with other good for you products? YES we are, along with working on our summer line. Many beautiful soaps are being designed and we have no doubts you will be delighted with each series. Handcrafted homemade body and facial soaps that are long lasting, made with foraged or Molorida grown ingredients and oils that bring out sweet goodness inside and out. For you, that means a "win win" all the way around around the circle!

What do we do when store bought honey will not stand up to our standards in making our upcoming summer Honey Bee soaps? We buy local raw honey!

Harvested from her bee hives and from what she calls her "girls", Charlotte Ekker Wiggins Author , is our local Beekeeper. She gardens on a limestone hillside (Bluebird Gardens Quilt & Gifts) growing natives, teaches beekeeping classes and is author of the wonderful book A Beekeepers Diary-Self Guide to Keeping Bees.

We are thrilled to have a copy of her book and a jar of her "girls" raw honey for our soaps and well tea time too. If you would like a copy of her book or to pay her a visit, you can find Charlotte at homesweetbees.com or bluebirdgardens.com.

Before we know it summer will be here and our Honey Bee soaps will be buzzing to our shop soon!

Did you know we grow or forage for many of our ingredients that is in our soaps? With the spring season coming near many plants are slowly waking up and roots are releasing sap. Growing wild in a back country field the Yucca plant has been used for centuries for bathing and hair cleaning. Also, known as the soap plant it is full of Saponins that produce soapy suds and get you clean. Native Americans have the most beautiful hair in the world and now we know why. We could not pass up this find and brought a root back to the soap shop. Here, we processed the root and created a Yucca milk from the root and in the near future we will release our first shampoo bar.