Rebecca's Soap Delicatessen

Rebecca's Soap Delicatessen is a handmade, indie biz nestled in the Roanoke Valley and surrounded by the Blue Ridge Mountains. The shop currently sells a line of handmade shea butter soaps and luxurious, handmade goat milk lotions. Rebecca's product focus is always on creating the best cold process, handmade soaps. You'll find that Rebecca's handcrafted, divinely scented soaps contain skin loving ingredients like shea butter, rice bran, coconut, and olive oils. They create a wonderfully, rich lather that you can both shave with or use as a shampoo bar. All of Rebecca's soaps are made from scratch using the cold process soapmaking method, never a pre-existing base. You'll love the difference Rebecca's soaps make on your skin.
Founded in 2001, Rebecca's Soap Delicatessen is owned and operated by Rebecca D. Dillon. This was when Rebecca began making handmade, shea butter soaps as an alternative to commercial soaps that she found drying and would often break out her skin. Having always been crafty and never without paper, crayons, tape and scissors on hand as a child, Rebecca went on in her adult years to obtain a Bachelor in Fine Arts from Roanoke College. While there she studied a bit of everything including photography, screen printing, graphic design, pottery, 3-D design, drawing, painting, art history, poetry and even writing. Rebecca is currently a single mother of one and enjoys reading, shopping and making soap.
Main site: http://www.soapdelicatessen.com
Shop: http://shop.soapdelicatessen.com
Blog: http://www.soapdelinews.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/soapdeli
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Rebecca D. Dillon said…

Thanks for featuring me!

Sunday, June 05, 2011

2 needle fingerless gloves

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