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Wednesday, May 11, 2016
Come find The Daily Scrub at Hardywood Park Craft Brewery on May 29!!!
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Thursday, December 18, 2014
The Gingerbread Man...
We usually only have one beer soap on hand at a time, and for the Christmas season it was most appropriate to choose the ever-so-popular Hardywood Park Craft Brewery's Gingerbread Stout.

Dynamo actually came up with the idea for this batch, which incorporates these adorable gingerbread men into each bar! He's quite clever don't you think?

When Dynamo went to pick up the beer, the guy in the store said that making soap with this awesome beer wasn't so strange after all. Apparently people have been making cakes with it too!! I know to many of you die hard beer drinkers it's quite the sin to use perfectly wonderfully delicious beer for soap, but I promise you, it's awesome!

We used all beer instead of water in our traditional recipe that you all know and love; added some coffee grounds for exfoliation, and worked our magic to make it smell like hazelnuts and toffee. It really is yummy! Good enough to eat!

Did I mention this soap is non-alcoholic too?!?!?
Also...many people pick up our beer soaps and expect them to smell like beer. Guess what? They don't. Each one has a very unique smell and we try to make them appeal to everyone.

You can find our G-Men Beer soap at The Bucket Trade in Chester!

Dynamo actually came up with the idea for this batch, which incorporates these adorable gingerbread men into each bar! He's quite clever don't you think?

When Dynamo went to pick up the beer, the guy in the store said that making soap with this awesome beer wasn't so strange after all. Apparently people have been making cakes with it too!! I know to many of you die hard beer drinkers it's quite the sin to use perfectly wonderfully delicious beer for soap, but I promise you, it's awesome!

We used all beer instead of water in our traditional recipe that you all know and love; added some coffee grounds for exfoliation, and worked our magic to make it smell like hazelnuts and toffee. It really is yummy! Good enough to eat!

Did I mention this soap is non-alcoholic too?!?!?
Also...many people pick up our beer soaps and expect them to smell like beer. Guess what? They don't. Each one has a very unique smell and we try to make them appeal to everyone.

You can find our G-Men Beer soap at The Bucket Trade in Chester!
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Tuesday, December 9, 2014
Everyone loves handmade!
Talk about an awesome show last Saturday!! It was a GREAT day at the Richmond Craft Mafia's Handmade Holiday event at Hardywood Park Craft Brewery!

We were so excited to be a part of this annual show. People came from near and far to shop, socialize, and taste some awesome brews! And, we are so grateful to each of you who came out and supported us! We wouldn't be here without you, our loyal customers!
One of our cutest little customers below is just full of too much cuteness...

And, check out the cute bag I got from Anykind, our neighbor for the day!

Oh, and the super awesome cards from our new-to-town friends at Manka!

I just had to have these handmade lace-pressed ornaments for our natural tree from our friends at Life Ware!

Lots of great locally made goods! It was a great day!! This crowd agrees!


We were so excited to be a part of this annual show. People came from near and far to shop, socialize, and taste some awesome brews! And, we are so grateful to each of you who came out and supported us! We wouldn't be here without you, our loyal customers!
One of our cutest little customers below is just full of too much cuteness...

And, check out the cute bag I got from Anykind, our neighbor for the day!

Oh, and the super awesome cards from our new-to-town friends at Manka!

I just had to have these handmade lace-pressed ornaments for our natural tree from our friends at Life Ware!

Lots of great locally made goods! It was a great day!! This crowd agrees!

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Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Spring Bada Bing


We were so excited to be invited back again this year to the Spring Bada Bing at Hardywood Park Craft Brewery! It was a lovely event with lots of people supporting local and handmade!
Our neighbors were Awl Snap! Super friendly with lots of great leather goods! Their leather beer bottle koozies were a hit!

Here are some pics from some of the other vendors...








Thank you to everyone who came out and supported the event and us! It was a great time! Thank you to my Dynamo who helped me prep, setup, take down, etc. etc. We make a great team!
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Thursday, April 3, 2014
The Bucket Trade

We love our retail partners! And, we're so happy to have a new retail partner, The Bucket Trade!

Aimee and James, husband and wife owners of The Bucket Trade, contacted us about our beer soaps after a couple of our customers told them about it! Wow! Thanks so much to our customers for spreading the word! It really means a lot that you love our products enough to talk us up! We can't thank you enough!

We really appreciate Aimee and James' appreciation for supporting local and wanting to work with us! This is from their website:
The Bucket Trade is your one stop for craft beer, growlers and provisions. We have 16 taps featuring both international and national rotating taps by style and the best Virginia beers and hard cider. We have beer on draft by the pint or pitcher and growlers, bottles and cans to go.

Dynamo swung by there yesterday to drop off some Hardywood Park Singel Beer Soap and while he was there he picked up a growler full of Devil's Backbone Vienna Lager for our next batch!

So, where is The Bucket Trade? Well...they are located off of Route 10 in the River's Bend Shopping Center at 13131 River's Bend Boulevard, Chester, VA! Swing by and grab a bite to eat, fill your growler, or pick up some goodies to take home from their shop! Support local!!
Thanks so much to Aimee and James for your partnership!
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Friday, March 28, 2014
Mark your Calendars! Spring Craft Shows!
We're excited to be participating in two upcoming Richmond area craft shows!
On Saturday, April 5, from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. you can find us at the Spring Bada Bing at Hardywood Park Craft Brewery!
On Saturday, April 26, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. you can find us at the John Tyler Community College Fool For Art Event at their Midlothian Campus!
We hope to see you this April!
On Saturday, April 5, from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. you can find us at the Spring Bada Bing at Hardywood Park Craft Brewery!
On Saturday, April 26, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. you can find us at the John Tyler Community College Fool For Art Event at their Midlothian Campus!
We hope to see you this April!
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Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Hardywood Park Singel Beer Soap
I'm telling you! Beer soap really is one of the most moisturizing bars! All of that barley and hop deliciousness along with the oats make this bar a favorite!
Don't be fooled! This bar isn't just for men! Women really love it too! The unisex fragrance is great!
And, for Valentine's Day this is the perfect gift for the beer lover in your life! Especially someone that loves local craft brews! Paired with a six pack of Hardywood Park Singel Beer, you've got yourself just the right thing for that special person in your life!
In our house the best part about making the beer soap is that we get a little extra to taste test before we make the soap!!We always put a little aside!!
We hope you'll get a chance to try this great bar!
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Monday, April 15, 2013
Fun Times at Fool For Art!
What a great time we had at Fool For Art on Saturday!
Dynamo helped me get the tent set up on Friday and then Mom came to help me set up early on Saturday!
I was so glad to have help because it took lots of effort to set up that display! Didn't the black tables that Dynamo built me look great?!?! They were fantastic!
Thank goodness my family was there! Whew! I was worn out by the end of the show on Saturday!
The beer soaps were a hit!
As were the cupcakes!
We had lots of shoppers and visitors. The day was packed with people, music, and fun!
I was so honored when the kids would come up to ask questions and then would decide to spend their money on a bar of my soap. You know kids can choose to spend their money on lots of things, so for them to choose my soap was an honor!
The fellow vendors nearby were so friendly and helpful! Fool for Art is a nice atmosphere for families to come and enjoy themselves. Lots of food, activities for the kids, and free stuff too!
I offered soaps wrapped and unwrapped. Everyone chose unwrapped!
We had a great time and I'm looking forward to returning next year to the event!
So, if you missed the event at JTCC, then you'll have another chance this weekend to come out to see me Saturday, April 20, from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. at the Richmond Craft Mafia's Spring Bada-Bing at Hardywood Park Craft Brewery! Hope to see you there!
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Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Mark your calenders...
...to come see me at the following two events in April!

The first event is Fool for Art. On Saturday, April 13, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. at the Midlothian campus of John Tyler Community College, you will find lots of arts and crafts vendors, activities for children and adults, and lots of awesome learning opportunities! Stop by and check it out! Here's the link.
Then, on Saturday, April 20, from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. at Hardywood Park Craft Brewery in Richmond...

The Richmond Craft Mafia's Spring Bada Bing Event! All handmade, all local, all awesome! I'll be there with my soaps! Stop by and check it out! Support local!

The first event is Fool for Art. On Saturday, April 13, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. at the Midlothian campus of John Tyler Community College, you will find lots of arts and crafts vendors, activities for children and adults, and lots of awesome learning opportunities! Stop by and check it out! Here's the link.
Then, on Saturday, April 20, from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. at Hardywood Park Craft Brewery in Richmond...

The Richmond Craft Mafia's Spring Bada Bing Event! All handmade, all local, all awesome! I'll be there with my soaps! Stop by and check it out! Support local!
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Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Hardywood Park Coffee Beer Soap
Super excited about this newest creation!
A local brew combined with great oils make for a super awesome bar!
I guess you could say this is a man soap, but to me it's a unisex fragrance. It's very natural and you would never guess it's beer soap if I hadn't told you!
I also ground up some whole grain oats to add to the batch for some extra moisture and exfoliation.
Just beautiful in my opinion! What do you think?
I can't wait for this to finish curing and be for sale. This will be a specialty bar and will sell for $1 more than the regular bars.
So glad I could use a local brew from Hardywood Park Craft Brewery! Support local!
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