Canning is a Deep South tradition—especially when the gardens and orchards bear more than you can give away. If there is one thing that I miss most about living full-time in the south, it is the canning season, especially jam-making. Fig preserves are my all-time favorite, and I enjoy them over some warm shortbread. Our fig preserve lard soap is an optimistic, rich, and layered interpretation of a nice jar of fig jam.
Lard Soap
Handmade in small batches and inspired by the scents of simple rural Mississippi living, our cold-processed lard soap bars are a perfect addition to your bath routine. Our ingredients are straightforward and include grass-fed lard, avocado oil, coconut oil, castor oil, sweet almond oil, lye, organic essential oils, and ethically sourced fragrance oils. We use no dyes. We cure our soap for a minimum of 2 months, which results in a hard, long-lasting, and incredibly moisturizing bar. I use these soaps as both bath soap and shampoo. Soaps weigh approximately 4 oz each.
Canning is a Deep South tradition—especially when the gardens and orchards bear more than you can give away. If there is one thing that I miss most about living full-time in the south, it is the canning season, especially jam-making. Fig preserves are my all-time favorite, and I enjoy them over some warm shortbread. Our fig preserve lard soap is an optimistic, rich, and layered interpretation of a nice jar of fig jam.
Lard Soap
Handmade in small batches and inspired by the scents of simple rural Mississippi living, our cold-processed lard soap bars are a perfect addition to your bath routine. Our ingredients are straightforward and include grass-fed lard, avocado oil, coconut oil, castor oil, sweet almond oil, lye, organic essential oils, and ethically sourced fragrance oils. We use no dyes. We cure our soap for a minimum of 2 months, which results in a hard, long-lasting, and incredibly moisturizing bar. I use these soaps as both bath soap and shampoo. Soaps weigh approximately 4 oz each.
