Soap made the old fashioned way. Stuffed with emollient butters and oils, saponified and stirred by hand, poured into large wooden block molds, cut and trimmed by hand. Soapy Hollow traditional bars are 90% - 99% organic.
 

Aromatherapy is the therapeutic use of essential oils, from flowers, trees and shrubs and their fruits, blooms, leaves, stems and roots. Essential oils can affect mood, alleviate fatigue, reduce anxiety and promote relaxation. Please see our Aromatherapy FAQ for more information.

Also be sure to click the details link next to each blend for a full list of the oils and benefits of each one.
 

Soapy Hollow creamy Whipped soap, bubbling Body Parfaits and Renewing Scrubs are infused with botanical extracts and essential oils. You will love the way they gently cleanse your skin while removing the toxins of everyday life. The result - beautiful, soft, and healthy skin, and perhaps a little peace of mind.
 

Glycerin soaps made the natural way. No sodium laurel sulfates or detergents in our glycerin, only the finest plant oils and butters. You can pick scents, colors and shapes.
 

Send yourself to Time Out! Have a soak, or a mask, or slather yourself with butter. Go on, you know you deserve a Time Out.

• Bath Salts
• Bath Teas
• Purifying Clays
• Body Butter
• Fresh Lotions

Select a Box o' Black Death, or a Brainiac Box, or say Goodnight Gracie. These and more all await you in the gift section. Plus, we'll be happy to gift wrap anything else in the store, and hand write a note to your recipient.
 

Soapy Socks, Bath Mitts and other goodies.
 

Stuffed animals that look like tiny microbes—only a million times actual size! Now available: The Common Cold, Kissing Disease, Black Death, Ebola, Flesh Eating, Sleeping Sickness, and Brain Cell.

Each 5-to-7 inch doll is accompanied by an image of the real microbe it represents, as well as information about the microbe.

They make great learning tools for parents and educators, as well as amusing gifts for anyone with a sense of humor!
 

Kits to make projects seen on the blog. Follow along at home and make your own!