Travel size
soaps $3
Half the size of our regular soap bars, to fit into your soap
box better. Note your preference in the comments section of the shopping
cart.
Soap 'n' Lotion
Bags - $1.00

Put your soap ends in the bag and continue
lathering 'til it's all used up!
Or use it to carry your lotion bar. Or your
iPod! Measures approx. 5"x7".
Homestead Lotion Bars
$6.00

dry, chapped hands love 'em. made
with amazing, pure, rejuvenating african shea butter, cold pressed olive
oil and right-from-the-beekeeper beeswax. Average 2 oz. bars.
Lotion bars are packaged in a low impact sandwich bag
inside a pretty reusable calico cotton soap bag. Place on your sink in a
pretty soap dish, or repackage in your own reusable tin or plastic
container.
Lotion bars will melt in the heat. If your lotion
bar melts, put it in the fridge for an hour or so, it will firm up and be ready
to use again.
What is a Lotion Bar? Pure and simple,
it's a solid lotion. Just rub it between your hands, then apply as
desired to hands, face, feet, body...for tough dirt, auto grease, makeup remover
- rub in and let set a few minutes, then wash with one of our fabulous soaps,
viola! Then rub some in to moisturize.
Chocolate Truffle
$6
Layer over our Mudbath Soap - is there such
a thing as too much chocolate?
Lavender and Tea Tree
$6
Popular with our customers with acne
prone/oily skin; lavender and tea tree essential oils are reputed to be
antiseptic and antifungal.
Jasmine Rose Lotion Bar
$6
Exotic mix of rose and jasmine. Rose essential oil is
especially good for dry skin.
Klutz Bars $6
Super healing and soothing Aloe Vera and Tea Tree lotion bar
with Vitamin E added. Great for cuts and bruises and extra dry
spots.
Orange Grove $6
Like an orchard full of orange trees, summery and
sweet.
Tea Tree $6
Fresh, clean and a little spicy, Tea Tree is a good choice for
the guys - especially helpful for mechanics, painters, construction workers, any
job that's rough and dirty on your hands.
Unscented Lotion Bars
$6
Soothing and healing protection for those
with sensitive skin. Contains only shea butter, pure cold-pressed olive
oil and beeswax. The pleasant honey aroma is from the fresh
beeswax.
Mini Lotion Bars $3
Trio of mini-lotion bars, perfect "try it" size. Great
travel size, fits perfectly in a travel soap box with one of our travel size
soaps!
State preference in comments section of shopping
cart.

L-l-lucious lip butters
$2
Same healing, soothing shea butter, olive oil and beeswax as our lotion bars,
only in a handy little tube.

vanilla $2
peppermint $2
tea tree $2
orange burst $2
Handcrafted Hot/Cold Pads
Individually hand sewn pads, hand filled
with natural heat/cold retaining rice. Heat in microwave
approximately 3 minutes for heating pad; freeze for cold pack. Covers
available in various calico prints.
PLEASE STATE COLOR PREFERENCE IN COMMENTS SECTION OF CART; WE
HAVE MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S PATTERNS AVAILABLE ALSO, WE WILL EMAIL PICS OF CURRENT
CHOICES UPON REQUEST.
Homesteader's heating pad
$15.00

large size approximately 15"x21" and
weighs 2.5-3 pounds. Great for shoulders and back areas, also
children and adults with sensory issues. Non electric - no worries about
cords or falling asleep with it on!
Horseshoe Neck Pad $10.00

Contoured for neck area, approximately
6"x32", also good for wrapping around arms, elbows, etc. Weighs 1.5-2
pounds.
Boo Boo Bag $5.00
Our smallest size, ideal for keeping in the
freezer for boo-boos; also great hand warmers or playthings. 3
styles:
Boo Boo Bear $5
This cuddly little teddy measures approximately 9"x11" and
weighs approximately 1 pound.

Boo Boo Flower $5
Our smallest bag, ideal for hand warmers, and little girl
boo-boos. Approximately 8" diameter, 9-12 oz.

Boo Boo Diamond $5
Use this mini bag for a foot warmer in bed, or perfect to toss
in the freezer to have on hand for bumps and bruises. Also good to toss
around the living room (oops, did I say that out loud?!). 9"x9",
10-14oz.

Cedar walking sticks - $15

Hand hewn from strong cedar branches, sanded silky smooth and
finished to a high gloss.
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