BollediNatura

I love working with virgin oils and raw butters: olive oil, sweet almond oil, shea butter and cocoa butter …and combining them with botanicals, clays and essential oils to give each soap its own character.

But honestly, …I also love what happens after all that work is finished.

A bar of soap sits quietly by your sink or in your shower, and suddenly something so ordinary becomes a small part of your daily ritual. 🫧

That’s really what I wanted to create with Bolle di Natura: beautiful, thoughtfully made soaps that make everyday self-care feel a little more special.

And yes, they come without the plastic bottle. 🌱

Here Rosa soap: exfoliant and floral..and Camomilla soap: gentle with a subtle aroma of chamomile. Which one would you choose for your bathroom?

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Something new is coming this fall. 🌿

Sometimes you want to try something different. Sometimes you already know your favorite. And sometimes you want a few options to suit different moods — or a thoughtful gift for someone who loves natural self-care.

That’s why I’m creating a few different soap boxes, so you can choose a little collection instead of just one bar.

Whether you’re looking for something floral, fresh, herbal or citrusy, you’ll be able to put together a selection that feels right for you.

The new boxes will be available online this October. 🍂

Which soaps would you choose?

Freshly cut and ready for curing. 🌼

This is Camomilla, my gentlest soap.

A thoughtfully formulated bar made for those who prefer gentle skincare, with a nourishing blend of olive oil, shea butter, cocoa butter and chamomile infusion.

Now begins the waiting game: every batch spends several weeks curing before it’s ready to be used—a slow process, but one that’s worth the wait. 🌼

Here’s something I didn’t really understand when I first started making soap: the ingredients 🌱 matter so much more than I realized.

When I made my first soaps, I was learning by doing. I experimented, made plenty of mistakes, and slowly became more curious about what was actually happening inside each recipe.

The more I learned, the more I wanted to understand the ingredients properly — not just how to make a bar of soap, but why certain oils, butters, clays and botanicals are chosen, what they bring to a formulation, and how they affect the way the finished soap feels on the skin.

So I decided to study soapmaking more seriously, taking a course that went beyond the practical side and taught me about formulation, ingredients and their properties.

Today, olive oil is the main oil in my soaps, and I choose certified organic olive oil for my formulations.

It’s one of the things I love about making soap in small batches: I can be intentional about what goes into each recipe and why.

And that’s something I want to share more of here…why I choose each ingredient. 🌿

Because I think knowing what we’re putting on our skin is worth a little curiosity.
Have you ever wondered what actually goes into a bar of soap? 🧼

Here’s something I didn’t really understand when I first started making soap: the ingredients matter so much more than I realized. 🌿

When I made my first soaps, I was learning by doing. I experimented, made plenty of mistakes, and slowly became more curious about what was actually happening inside each recipe.

The more I learned, the more I wanted to understand the ingredients properly — not just how to make a bar of soap, but why certain oils, butters, clays and botanicals are chosen, what they bring to a formulation, and how they affect the way the finished soap feels on the skin.

So I decided to study soapmaking more seriously, taking a course that went beyond the practical side and taught me about formulation, ingredients and their properties.

Today, olive oil is the main oil in my soaps, and I choose certified organic olive oil for my formulations.

It’s one of the things I love about making soap in small batches: I can be intentional about what goes into each recipe and why.

And that’s something I want to share more of here…why I choose each ingredient. 🌿

Because I think knowing what we’re putting on our skin is worth a little curiosity.
Have you ever wondered what actually goes into a bar of soap? 🧼