In 2005 the original founders moved the business from Baltimore to Main Street Canandaigua. Over the years the company has evolved and has gained a dedicated following. In 2014 one more move was made to Farmington, NY. In 2017 Wick-edly Sent changed ownership and we continue to serve our wonderful customers and community. The term “natural” is being used quite commonly these days, but for us, we d
on’t say it lightly. We don’t use any sulphates, phthalates or parabens which may cause skin conditions, hair loss, and irritations. We use certified sustainable ingredients such as palm and coconut oil, shea and cocoa butters, and other natural oils including grapeseed, rice bran, and more to bring you handmade gentle and effective washes and moisturizers, all made in small batches. Join us and celebrate a clean, natural lifestyle and smell great doing it. Why use olive oil soap? It’s gentle and effective! Olive oil soap is a great choice to get clean and take care of your skin. Some facts about olive oil: Olive oil doesn’t clog your skin, it’s a great antioxidant, enhances exfoliation, and is a great beauty boost. Our soaps create an awesome lather and rinses clean, leaving your body feeling refreshed without stripping natural oils off your skin. Each hand cut bar is a whopping 7 oz. They are oven baked in small batches so they’re always fresh, and are long lasting. We only use high quality, certified sustainable ingredients: Olive, Canola, Coconut, and Palm oils. You’ll love any of our natural bath and body products which includes products such as Hand & Body Wash, Hand & Body Lotion, Lip & Body Butters, Body & Room Sprays and other signature products, such as our Face Facts, Happy Feet and Instant Manicure. Scented candles are hand poured with 100% soy wax and using cotton and paper wicks. There is less black soot, and burn longer than other candles and not to mention you get a great candle at a great price. We use high quality fragrance oils or essential oils and they smell great. As with any candle, trim the wick 1/4 inch before lighting every time, and keep away from drafts.
