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526 Washington Street Mall

Cape May, NJ 08204

ABOUT US

Our soap is made in the gentle seaside community of Cape May, NJ. By bringing soap making into the twenty-first century, we are reviving a lost art form, steeped in tradition. Our soaps are hand-stirred, cured in wooden molds, and hand-cut. The blended ingredients are a reminder of the natural world around us.

Our soaps are scented with essential oils including cinnamon, patchouli and lemon. Our products are thoroughly field tested by patient family and friends. We are dedicated to the quality of our product and the quality of our planet. We will not compromise either one.

We use only plant life: oils of olive, coconut palm and other vegetable-based ingredients. Then we mix in organic botanicals, like lavender flowers, ground oats, rosemary, and cornmeal. Enjoy!

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Make your bathing experience Fun & Fresh with A Place on Earth hand made Body Products. We are constantly creating new and innovative products to keep you happy an clean. Enjoy!!!

OUR MISSION

Our Fresh Perspective is changing the way people look at bath products. Our innovative spirit and the relentless creativity are bulldozing a place for fun bathing in the market place. Our goal is nothing short of continuing to be a pioneer in the name of fun bathing.


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HOW’D THEY DO THAT?!

Making soap is not a difficult process--no more challenging than following a recipe for pastry and turning it into a pie. Soap is made up of three basic ingredients: water, lye, and fats (oils). When a lye-and-water solution is mixed with fats, a reaction takes place between the hydrogen, oxygen, sodium, and fatty acid molecules. This is called saponification, and the end result is a substance that is made up of five parts soap and one part glycerin. Glycerin--a rich emollient prized for its ability to soften the skin--is retained in handmade soap but in commercial soap it is extracted, leaving behind the hard, drying bars of soap we purchase in stores and supermarkets.


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