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Prairie Soap Shack Prairie Soap Shack takes plants of prairies and inspiration from the past to create all natural skin
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09/09/2026

How stunning is this texture on the top of these soap bars? We don’t always add it, but if you’ve been waiting patiently for our fall collection, the Apple Butter Soap will have it!

It’s just one more way we add a thoughtful, artsy touch to the products we create here at Prairie Soap Shack.

Plus…it’s nice to give bubble wrap another use 😉

04/09/2026

Have you ever eaten a nasturtium flower? They have a really unique, peppery flavour, and a lot of people like to add them into summer salads.

But did you know that nasturtiums can also be a powerful skincare ingredient? They have antioxidant properties, vitamin C, and can help protect your skin against oxidative stress.

They’re a plant that I grow right here on my own property, so I can pick them as fresh as possible before infusing them into our natural formulations. 🌸

02/09/2026

Not soap related but we were out spending time in nature- having a hike, a quad ride, some quality time … a bit of foraging and wherever our curiosity takes us. I just love when things like cattails look like a “toy” to discover.
Teaching them to be comfortable in nature, and know they always will find peace there.
-> sharing this moment between my kids and myself to normalize playing outside like this bc… is this still a normal thing to do in 2026? I’m not sure.

If you saw my blog post or email newsletter a few weeks back, then you might know that I’ve been distilling my heart out...
02/09/2026

If you saw my blog post or email newsletter a few weeks back, then you might know that I’ve been distilling my heart out all summer long. Bringing this new copper still into the studio has been completely game-changing, and I’ve been creating so many beautiful herbal hydrosols!

I can’t wait to share what kinds of products I’m going to create with you, but in the meantime, tell me…what’s the first thing you’d try distilling if you had your own still?

27/08/2026

Let’s talk about … 💛goldenrod 💛

As always- don’t forget to identify correctly and cross reference with trusted field guides.
Have you used goldenrod before?

26/08/2026

The creation of our soap bars starts the moment that I head out with my basket to forage the wild plants that we use in our products. From harvest to drying to infusing to creation, every single step is intentional.

Once our bars are cured and ready to make their way to you, they are placed in eco-friendly packaging, and you will experience our attention to detail firsthand when you open the box.

We know that there are easier, cheaper, and faster ways of doing things…but cutting corners really isn’t our style.

It’s never “just” a bar of soap 🩵

21/08/2026

Stinging Nettle (Urtica dioica, subsp. gracilis) has a pretty scary name. And while it is important to make sure you’re protecting yourself with thick gloves when harvesting this wild plant, the “stings” become completely neutralized when it is dried or cooked.

Nettle is packed with nutrition and it’s delicious as an herbal tea or in a soup. My Finnish friend told me that nettle pancakes are common in Finland!

Here at Prairie Soap Shack, we infuse it into our Prairie Man soap bar, because it has amazing hair and scalp health benefits as well!

Have you ever used stinging nettle? Have you ever been stung by it? Let me know in the comments!

Always confirm 100% certainty in identification when foraging for any wild plants by cross-referencing with multiple trusted local field guides, and follow all local laws and regulations in your area when harvesting.

20/08/2026

We’ll be in Sedgewick this Saturday for the Gathering of the Clans! I’ll bring the new Prairie Berry boxes! 🫧🫐

Looking forward to some bagpipes & visiting!
The Flagstaff Scottish Club

19/08/2026

I could go on 🙇🏼‍♀️

As you probably already know, Prairie Soap Shack also creates natural skincare, haircare, and other body products like lotions and lip balms. But year after year, our gorgeous handmade soap bars continue to be our bestsellers. They are the heart and soul of everything we do.

What is your favourite thing about our soap?

14/08/2026

Common Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) is an extremely common wildflower throughout most of North America. It has incredible medicinal properties, most notably its ability to help slow minor bleeding. But we love it most as an astringent in our natural skin care.

Yarrow is easily recognizable by its fern-like leaves, clusters of white flowers, and distinctive scent when crushed (some people love it, others hate it!) but be sure to distinguish it from some lookalikes like Queen Anne’s Lace and poisonous Water Hemlock.

This is why it’s always essential to confirm 100% certainty in identification when foraging for any wild plants by cross-referencing with multiple trusted local field guides, and follow all local laws and regulations in your area when harvesting.

Have you ever used Yarrow before? And if you’ve smelled it, are you one of the people who loves the smell or hates it?

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