Meadow's Pond Soaps, Canterbury, NH
Vegetable based soap
Soap, handmade by Janet King.

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Animal based soaps

Animal Fat Soaps

Made with local lard, Lemon, Patchouli Pear, Pine Tar.  $1.50/ounce.
Pine Tar Soap

Pine Tar Soap $1.50/ounce

Helps with healing after cuts or poison ivy and soothes disorders such as dandruff, eczema, and psoriasis.
Dog Soap

Liquid Shampoos $18.00/bottle

Created for people using organic olive oil, shea butter, neem oil
and many other healthy oils to keep your hair nourished, clean
and shiny.
Created for dogs using citronella, lavender and other essential oils for coat and skin health, and keeping bugs away.
Lotions

Lotions $8.00/jar

Freshly made in small batches, using organic oils, bees wax and essential oils.
Laundry Soap

Laundry Soap $12.00/jar

Clean your clothes naturally.
Soap Dish

Soap Dish $7.00/each

Hand cut stone by Ardosia Stone in Montana, using Brazilian Stone.

 
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All Natural, Quality Ingredients

High quality ingredients are used in our soaps, lotions and lip balms. The animal products, beeswax, honey, herbs and flowers are sourced from local farms.

Our products are created in small batches, using organic and natural ingredients, including pine tar, organic oatmeal, activated charcoal; lemon balm, fir balsam, spearmint, peppermint, lavender and other essential oils, fruits, plants and flowers.

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    Meadow's Pond Soap Varieties

    Carrot: Carrot oil is known to improve skin tone, elasticity and health.
    Coffee:     Contains Canterbury's Granite Ledge Coffee. Exfoliating and removes cooking odors from hands.
    Frankincense: Activated charcoal swirled in to detoxify skin. 
    Gardener: Contains sand and organic oatmeal to clean dirty hands.
    Goat Milk:  Local goat milk sourced.
    Lavender:  Made with local lavender flowers.
    Oatmeal:     Oatmeal is soothing to skin and helps reduce pore size.
    Pine Tar:     Old soap recipe, used for years to help with skin issues.
    Doublemint: Made with both peppermint and spearmint.
    Patchouli and Charcoal: Hippie scent, known to help heal dry and itchy skin.
    Shaving soap: Chemical-free shave!
    Shampoo bar and liquid:     Very concentrated and chemical-free.



    "You can never be clean enough. It's a dirty world."
    - Sue, a customer.
    From Saturday's Soap:  "We are changing the landscape of everyone's skin one person at a time."

    You can purchase our products at:

    Our Online Store

    Our Facebook Page

    Canterbury Country Store, Canterbury NH

    Miles Smith Farm, Loudon NH 

    Marshall's Florist, Boscawen, NH

    The Bristol Farmer's Market, NH

    Canterbury Farmer's Market, NH

    Penacook Farmers Market, NH

    If you are interested in carrying our soaps at your store, please contact me at: meadowspondsoaps@gmail.com

    Soap making classes are posted on Facebook.  Contact me to host a class at your location.

    About Meadow's Pond Soaps


    Our soap varieties change with availability of ingredients throughout the year.  Our soaps are made in our “green”, off the grid home in the woods, using a wood stove in the winter to heat ingredients.  When a neighbor calls and offers her calendula, lavender or chamomile flowers, it's time to make lavender or calendula-chamomile soap. When another says,  “Come and get some rose hips before the birds eat them all”, it's time for a batch of rose hip infused soap, and, when a local pig or cow farmer tells me that they processed  their animals, I render the fat and make lard or tallow for soap.  There are many artisans in Canterbury with products I use for my soaps and balms.  I'm always happy to add more varieties to my list.  Unfortunately, there are some varieties that are limited editions because of  seasonal ingredients and farmers' choices. I was once able to make beautiful sheep tallow soap but the farmer decided to discontinue raising sheep.  Therefore, no more Ewe Eucalyptus soap for now.  I just learned about another sheep farmer nearby!
    So, enjoy the soap varieties while they last.  And give me your ideas, too.  I'm always happy to play with new ingredients. I hope you enjoy them!

    – Janet King, Owner, Meadow's Pond Soaps