What do Sappo Hill organic Soaps contain?

Ingredients
saponified oils of palm and coconut:
fat obtained from the fruit or seed of the palm tree or kernels of coconut;
which lathers readily and cleanses skin

glycerin: humectant, mild emulsifier, and emollient used to hold moisture

with or without fragrance and/or color some soaps contain Organic cornmeal & polenta or Organic Oats

2.

What are their label claims?

Sappo Hill soap claims and stands behind that it's soaps are:
· Cruelty-free
· Vegan Product

3.

What is the history of Sappo Hill?

For over 35 YEARS, our beloved founder John Toso has been making his all natural, vegetable oil soaps according to traditional methods--first from his Ashland, Oregon kitchen, later from his garage and today from a modern factory.



In the beginning, Sappo Hill soaps were poured into troughs, cut into wedges, then sold at country fairs or right out of John's car to natural food cooperatives.

As demand for his soaps grew and his company expanded, John remained true to his traditional methods and pure ingredients.

Sappo Hill's traditional kettle process carefully blends palm and coconut oils for their rich, skin moisturizing glycerin. Each cake is still wire-cut, air-dried and aged to create a long-lasting soap of exceptional mildness.

This small-batch, time consuming process is no longer used by American soap makers.

The characteristically round bars of Sappo Hill soaps are produced without the use of animal products or testing. Packaging is minimal and as environmentally friendly as possible.

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Who out there is buying and using this soap?

B&B's that carry our soap: