Introducing Wild Timber Soap Company: Where Nature Meets Craftsmanship

At Wild Timber Soap Company, we believe that what you put on your skin matters. Our journey into soapmaking began not as a business idea, but as a necessity—a way to care for our family when commercial products failed us. It was born out of love, out of a desire to create something pure, and out of the need to find relief for a child suffering from severe eczema. That search led us down an unexpected path—one that transformed into a passion for the art of soapmaking and a commitment to natural, sustainable living.

A Journey from Necessity to Passion

Like many families, we struggled to find skincare products that wouldn’t irritate sensitive skin. Our child’s eczema meant that every commercial soap and body wash was a gamble—most were filled with harsh detergents, synthetic fragrances, and artificial dyes that only made things worse. Desperate for a solution, we turned to traditional soapmaking, learning how natural oils, botanical extracts, and gentle, skin-loving ingredients could cleanse without stripping moisture or causing irritation. What started as an experiment quickly became a craft, and soon, a deep passion for creating high-quality, all-natural soaps.

Pure Ingredients, No Compromises

From the very first bar we created, we knew we wanted to do things differently. Our commitment to using only pure, natural ingredients is at the heart of everything we do. That means no parabens, no sulfates—just plant-based oils, essential oils, naturally derived fragrances, and mineral-rich elements sourced responsibly from nature.

We carefully select each ingredient not just for its cleansing power, but for its ability to nourish, hydrate, and protect the skin. Whether it’s the rich conditioning properties of shea butter, the detoxifying benefits of activated charcoal, or the soothing touch of argan oil, each element plays a role in crafting a soap that’s as beneficial as it is beautiful.

Sustainable Practices: Because Nature Deserves Respect

We believe that nature gives us everything we need to create exceptional skincare, and it’s our responsibility to protect it in return. At Wild Timber Soap Company, we’re dedicated to sustainable practices at every level of production.

Ethically Sourced Ingredients – We prioritize responsibly harvested oils, fair-trade butters, and eco-conscious sourcing for all our raw materials.

Zero Waste Philosophy – Our soap scraps and imperfect bars are repurposed or donated, ensuring nothing goes to waste.

Plastic-Free Packaging – We use recyclable, biodegradable materials to reduce our environmental footprint.

Small-Batch Craftsmanship – By handcrafting our soaps in small batches, we ensure quality while minimizing excess production waste.

A Love for Natural Scents and Timeless Tradition

For us, scent is more than just fragrance—it’s an experience, a connection to nature, and a reflection of the world’s most stunning landscapes. Our soaps are inspired by the forests, mountains, coastlines, and cultures that awaken our adventurous spirit. We craft each bar with a unique blend of essential oils, capturing the warmth of cedar and smoke, the crispness of pine and spruce, the floral elegance of cherry blossom, and the spice-laden richness of chai. Every lather is a journey—one that invigorates, soothes, and reminds us why we fell in love with the art of soapmaking in the first place.

From Our Family to Yours

Wild Timber Soap Company isn’t just a business—it’s a labor of love, rooted in the belief that skincare should be simple, natural, and inspired by the wilderness. What began as a way to heal our own family’s skin has grown into something far greater: a mission to share the power of pure, handcrafted soap with others who seek a better way to care for their skin.

We invite you to join us on this journey. Experience the difference that truly natural, handcrafted soap can make—because what touches your skin should be as wild, pure, and untamed as nature itself.

🌿 Lather up. Live free. 🌿

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