top of page

Search


15% OFF Sale! Ancient Alchemy...ALL products!
Use code " 15OFF " (<--case sensitive) at checkout in your cart 3/13 - 3/15 to receive 15% off! Great time to stock up on spring soaps to chase those winter blues away, and plan your Easter basket fillin's! Easter is April 5th this year! Are ya ready? HAPPY SHOPPING! ~Carol Ancient Alchemy
Carol Ochs
Mar 131 min read


Wylde Faerie Soaps for Easter Baskets!
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, each soap variety's label unique, contain faerie art painted by the soapmaker herself, inspired by the faeries in her own garden! Don't know much about faerie magic? Come learn at our Wylde Faerie Soap page ! As W.B. Yeats once said... "The world is full of magi
Carol Ochs
Mar 131 min read


Persimmon & Matcha Green Tea Nonenal Soap now available!
What is "old people smell"? Aging is a natural process, and with it comes a variety of changes. While we often focus on the visible signs of aging, there’s a less talked-about shift that can impact our confidence and social interactions: changes in body odor. As we get older, a substance called Nonenal can become more prominent, contributing to what some call the “aging smell.” But don’t worry, there’s a natural solution gaining attention: persimmon soap! Understanding No
Carol Ochs
Mar 132 min read


Coming soon! "Old People Smell" Persimmon and Matcha Green Tea Soap!
Yes! We've had LOTS of requests for this soap...made with fresh persimmon extract! "Old People Smell" is actually a thing.... Aging is a natural process, and with it comes a variety of changes. While we often focus on the visible signs of aging, there’s a less talked-about shift that can impact our confidence and social interactions: changes in body odor. As we get older, a substance called Nonenal can become more prominent, contributing to what some call the “aging smell.
Carol Ochs
Mar 52 min read
bottom of page


