| Summit Soapworks - About Us |
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| My search for simple, natural products led to the creation of Summit Soapworks Herbal Soaps in my Vermont kitchen in the spring of 2000. Finding myself allergic to commercial soap products that caused me to break out I began making soap. Armed with an old soapmaking book, pot, wooden spoon and my very first soap mold - a recycled milk jug, I was on my way to making the first of thousands of beautiful, creamy, moisturizing soaps! Thank goodness that my father took pity on me and built some real wooden molds. Since then, thousands of Summit Soapworks soaps and other bath products have been made by hand. And hundreds of craft shows in the Northeast have been participated in, with two new members of our family added along the way. And still, today and everyday, I am honored and thrilled that other folks have enjoyed our soaps and found relief for their own sensitive skin. I always welcome suggestions for new soap scents - some of our favorites were suggestions from clients and friends. And, if you ask my husband he'll tell you, I love to visit with folks so please feel free to stop by and say "hey". Our soaps are very special to us because they connect and bridge us to nature and a more simple lifestyle. I hope that you feel this same connection and enjoy our soaps! Warm regards, Christine Balch |
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