Author: Heart Song Naturals

I am a soap maker, making cold process handmade soap in an artisan style. Starting out at farmer's markets, I am now branching out into wholesale and guest bars for bed and breakfasts. Biggest news is my new bricks and mortar!
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Summer in Florida

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Seems that every year during August I say “Next year it’s going to be different. I’m going to take next August off and not do any outdoor shows.” Every year I seem to have to eat my words. This year is no different, so as I chew on last years words, I’m going to say it again. “Next year it’s going to be different. I’m going to take next August off and not do any outdoor shows.” That said, I think everyone in central Florida faces the same challenges during the summer. It’s just so freakishly hot that no one … Continue reading Summer in Florida

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The Shop Opens

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So, it would appear that I am not a blogging star. I started this blog 4 years ago and made one post. Pretty sad. Gonna see if I can do a little better going forward. My little soap business is growing and maybe posting some of my journey will interest or help someone on their path. The biggest thing I’m facing right now is growing without having a buffer to pay the bills with while I wait for payments to come in. Multiply that times July and it is a negative number. My advice, if you plan to expand, either … Continue reading The Shop Opens

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Marathon Soap Making

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Here in Central Florida, it’s been another day in the soap making marathon. A big order came through last week and made a huge dent in the inventory on hand. Today’s additions are Ambra Del Nepal (one of my personal favorites) and Brown Eyed Girl. Yesterday was Lemongrass & Sage and Black Raspberry & Vanilla. The beginning of the marathon was Lavender Oatmeal, Bay Rum, Summer Breeze, Patchouli Sunrise, Sandalwood & Vanilla. Tomorrow will be Oatmeal Milk & Honey, Pomegranate and possibly the new Ebony & Ivory. Let me tell you folks, that’s alot of soap. Continue reading Marathon Soap Making