Sharon Burnett The Soap Magician Bath Body and Things That Make Scents

Welcome to The Soap Magician

I began making my own soaps way back in 1998. My journey started out as a quest to find a soap that would be mild and not cause "hot spots" on my skin. Now don't be upset, but I never went through the acne stage as a teenager. I'm well, let me repeat, well over that stage of my life, but my skin is still extremely sensitive. There are several well-known products out in the world of cleansing, that would send my skin running for the hills. Which is a where I eventually want to retire. But that has nothing to do with the subject at hand.

On my website, you will find natural soaps made the old-fashion way using all natural vegetable oils such as coconut oil which is useful for dry, itchy, sensitive skin. And olive oil which has the properties of being calming, demulcent and emollient and can be used to relieve itchy skin.

I also have a line of natural glycerin soaps made from the finest quality natural pure vegetable glycerin with coconut oil, and other natural additives. I only use Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLS), or Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate (SLES) FREE glycerin soap base.

Most of my soaps are scented with fragrance oils formulated for soaps, because quite frankly, the suds aren't on the skin long enough to have the benefits that essential oils provide. And there are some people who are allergic to plant material. I do, however, make some soaps that contain only essential oils.

And some even contain resins. Like my Dragon's Blood soap that is made using an old New Orleans protection blend.

I try to never forget there are people, like me, who have very sensitive skin. And therefore, regardless of which method I use whether it is fragrance oils, essential oils, or a combination of both, my soaps will be labeled with the ingredients. Some of my old-fashioned natural soaps contain animal products such as lard and in consideration of my vegetarian and vegan friends, this information will also be indicated in the soap description and ingredients. Several varieties of my soaps will contain herbs and flowers, and in some of my colorful soaps, FDA approved soap color.

And I am very proud of the ingredients I use.

I am a resident of a small Florida town, called Zephyrhills, which is known for its bottled water, Zephyrhills Spring Water. Our water is obtained from underground springs. The distilled/purified spring water is what I use in my soaps, etc. making.

Feel free to email me if you have any questions about any of my products.

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