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I believe you are right amd. That is why it says Handcrafted Soap and the type lower down. I used to have labels that said Oats and Honey Soap. :)

I am not sure if we can leave lye out here in the US

Yes, I put on the label what goes in the pot and I like putting oil after each oil...lol Thanks all!

Yes, there is a small label on the back with ingredients and good catch on the font for the website and weight. I missed that when I designed them. Forgot to put it to what the website is...I will fix that.

These are our new soap labels. (posting in the right place instead of another thread hahaha) There is also a "sniffer" hole so people keep their noses off the soap :)

Thanks! It smells very manly, rustic, and oakish :)

Freshly cut batch of our Rustic Oak Soap! Colored naturally with alfalfa powder and bamboo charcoal. FO of oakmoss/sandalwood, EO of cedarwood and cypress.

Thanks all! I had someone design it for me. I told him what I wanted and he designed it for me. I picked the font and style and to incorporate a monarch butterfly in it. :) I did not have the software to do it myself.

Simple. Vintage. To the point :) Very happy with how it came out!

Thanks all! They are loved by my hard working customers :) Just got another positive review from a farmer today.

This is my mechanics, gardeners, factory workers, artists, etc soap. Oils of organic olive, organic sustainable palm, coconut oil, raw organic shea butter and castor oil. Bottom layer has fine grain sand added and top has organic coffee grounds and cornmeal. It is a lovely soap that feels much...

This is the face behind Sozo Artisan Soaps :) Nice to see faces with names!

Far out! ;)

Thanks all :) It is not one of my favorite things to do. It took about a year to finally decide on a final label design. I was going to say #5, too! :D

I print my own on seed paper using the online labels maestro thingy lol.

Sorry! I got busy lol...Here is the cut pic (not cleaned up) No, the ylang does not accelerate on me, at least not from this company. I had one from somewhere else and it smelled different and did move pretty quick.

Yes, I get my salt on sale at San Francisco Salt Company :D

Here is the Ylang Ylang in the mold. Natural colors of charcoal and maddar root. Scented with an eo blend. My top seller. I will post cut pics later.

Here they are out of the mold, not cleaned up yet :)

I only use 5% shea butter and 20% sf. It lathers great with a nice creamy lather. It is one of my best sellers.