Wylde Faerie Soaps
- A Magical Lil’ Division of Ancient Alchemy -
Our premium plant-based, small batch soaps, loaded with organic magical botanicals faeries are
known to love, as per faerie lore, and scented with essential oils, and phthalate-free fragrances.
Optional art labels contain faerie art painted by the soapmaker herself, inspired by the faeries in her own garden!
As W.B. Yeats once said..."The world is full of magical things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper!"
The Soapmaker's Enchanted Faerie Garden
"That's the thing about magic; you've got to KNOW it's still there, all around us, or it just stays invisible for you." - Charles DeLint
Want to know MORE about Faeries?
​
How To Know When Faeries are NEAR...
​
Be aware! There are good faeries full of love and light who only seek to help and inspire you. And then there are not-so-good faeries who are tricksy and find no greater pleasure than teasing and tormenting humans, purely for sport! The following are clues that you are in the vicinity of faeries or where they frequently inhabit!
​
Sudden or unexplained rustling of leaves.
Unexplained goose bumps or shivers when alone in nature.
You experience uncontrolled laughter or extreme silliness.
Unexplained loss of time or memory.
Butterflies alight upon you.
Dust devils or whirlwinds suddenly blow up out of nowhere on an otherwise calm day.
Rippling bath or outdoor water with no apparent cause.
Grass blades bending or twigs snapping with no apparent cause.
The feeling of spiders walking upon you with no spiders present.
Flickers of light around your garden or home.
A quick movement or flash of light out of the corner of your eye that cannot be explained.
A strong fragrance hits you and no one is near.
Inexplicable disappearances and reappearances of things in your home.
A feeling of being watched in your attic, basement, or other dark place.
Dreams that always involve the outdoors. (This can be faeries calling you to you memory of last having, or almost having an encounter with them."
Animals attracted to you as you sit quietly or hum. (Faeries sometimes take the form of animals to get close to see and inspect you, assess whether you are safe or trying to capture them.)
Music or faint singing from sources that cannot be identified.
When out in nature, do you feel the trees and plants "watching" you?
​
​
​The Best Times To Try and See Faeries...
​
Dawn, Dusk (Gloaming), Noon, Midnight, Equinoxes and Solstices
​
​
The Best Places To Try To See Faeries
​
(Seek out "tween" places!)
​
In your own garden, but leave a treat or two! They may leave one back!
​Glades in the woods or forests
Where beaches and water meet.
Tidal pools.
Where garden meets non-garden.
Where streams fork or divide.
Intersections of footpaths.
Bends in the road.
Hedge borders and at fences and trellises.
Stairwells, hallways and landings.
Near a faerie ring of mushrooms that has sprung up overnight in a circle.
​​
​
​
​
​
Worried You've Lost Your Faerie Sight?
​
- Into The Wild Oaks -
A poem by Carol Ochs
​
Into the wild oaks we dance,
To sing, and play, and find romance.
For in old oaks the faeries play,
And beckon us back the following day.
Scented of nectar and moonlight mist,
Surely you felt that faerie's kiss!
What? You can't see them prancing wild?
Then sadly you've lost your eyes-of-a-child.
Come back again to the wild oaks,
But first shed your worldly skin.
With faerie dust kisses your eyelids we'll kiss
To let the fae back in.
​
​
A Faerie Spell
​
Faeries, brownies, sprites and gnomes,
Come circle 'round and protect my home.
A token of friendship I leave in this place.,
May you always guard and defend this sacred place.​
​
​​
Above All, Never, EVER try to Capture a Faerie!
​
If you do, they and their fellow fae folk will VEX you the rest of your natural born days!
​
​
,
​
​
