Homemade Soap - Promoting the little guy.

As some here know. I make homemade candles (all soy) and sell them around this time of year. Just so happens i ran into a guy at the flea market that makes home made soaps, pretty nice soap too. He (and his wife) make an outstanding honey/oatmeal soap. He is a very friendly guy and we got to shooting the breeze about our handmade stuffs and he started telling me about his soaps and how they helped this guy cure some kind of funky skin rash because of the sugar in the honey he uses in his soaps (made from all natural honey from the local honey farmers)

I have had some kind of rash that i'm pretty sure i've picked up because i wear low cut socks/shoes when i ride my motorcycle and between the heat/dirt/oil/bugs/rocks that i get peppered with, my ankles have had a fairly bad rash on them. I"ve only been using this soap about 2 days and I can already tell a difference. On top of smoother skin, the skin on my ankles appears to be clearing up. Also, like most people i get dry skin on my elbows, and have been just using lotion to fix it up. I havent used lotion on my elbows since i started using his soaps and i have absolutley no dry patches.

He makes a lot of excellent soaps, including a patchouli mix that is awesome...all his soaps are $4 has nice packaging and all natural ingredients (including only using essential oils if they are scented) Well worth the 4 bucks.

http://heavenlyscentsoap.com/

I highly recommend this guy's stuff. Not a big company, just a guy and his wife that do this from home. So far i have tried his eucalyptus bar, honey and honey/oatmeal and all of them are excellent.

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