Sappo Hill Soaps

From http://www.sappohill.com/:

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

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

This small-batch, time consuming process is no longer used by American soap makers.
Our all vegetable oil 'glycerine creme' soap comes in many colors with a variety of fragrances to please every nose. One of our most popular fragrances is Oatmeal, which smells like oatmeal cookies and contains a generous amount of Organic oats. There are three versions of oatmeal soap, all excellent choices for an oily skin type.

For those with sensitive skin, we offer three colorless, fragrance-free soaps -- Natural, Oatmeal Fragrance-Free, and Gardeners' Fragrance-Free.

Bursting with a bountiful amount of Organic cornmeal, our gardeners' soaps are a natural abrasive for busy hands & fantastic for exfoliation.