The common snowberry plant (Symphoricarpos albus) is native to North America. Fun fact: snowberries are rich in saponins, a soapy substance that creates a natural lather. Saponin-rich plants such as soapwort and soapnuts were once utilized as soap by Indigenous peoples and their popularity has seen a resurgence lately by the non-toxic community. If you have access to a snowberry plant, you should try it out! We'll be sticking with our expertly balanced soap bars, though! 

In plant lore, the traditional white berries, aka ghost berries, were said to provide food for wandering spirits and were historically planted in cemeteries as they symbolized peace and purity. Folk practitioners might place snowberry branches on their ancestral altars as a symbol of remembrance and to offer safe passage for visiting spirits.

Pink Snowberry is a popular newer varietal that sports bubblegum pink berries that persist well into late fall. Their unexpected pop of pink in the winter garden landscape and in holiday bouquets offers plant-lovers a non-traditional palette and a bit of whimsy and magick.  

Our Pink Snowberry bars sport blush pink and green layered swirls in swooping repetition over a solid white base. This one is scented in a vibrant blend of tart red currant and cranberry, balanced by sun-sweetened blackberry & blueberry. A warming kick of peppercorn and cinnamon gives holiday vibes, while a pleasing green ribbon of pine, fir, and moss threads through this modern blend, lending an earthy freshness. Bright and delightful! 

Approx 3.5-4oz bar

Handcrafted soap will continue to evaporate water and lose weight over time. This makes for a finer, harder, and longer lasting bar. 

Ingredients: Distilled water, Coconut oil, Hi-oleic Sunflower oil, Olive oil, Sodium hydroxide*, Shea butter, Avocado oil, Mango butter, Kokum butter, Castor oil, Fragrance, Citric acid,  Sodium lactate, Titanium dioxide & Mica

*None remains in final product

This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.