Why I Don’t Make Big Batches of Soap
For me, soap-making is more than just a craft—it’s a form of self-expression and a way to pour my heart into something beautiful. I don’t mass-produce because I believe each bar of soap should tell a story, carry intention, and reflect the love and care I put into it.
When I create, I focus on quality over quantity. Every ingredient is chosen with purpose, every scent is blended with meaning, and every design is crafted with creativity. Mass production would take away the personal touch that makes my soaps unique. I want each bar to feel special, not just to me, but to those who use it.
By keeping my batches small, I ensure that every soap is made with attention to detail and a deep sense of passion. It’s not just about selling a product—it’s about sharing a piece of my art and my heart with the world.
Small batches also allow me to experiment and innovate, creating one-of-a-kind designs and scents that reflect my evolving creativity. This approach keeps my work fresh, authentic, and deeply personal—something I could never achieve through mass production.