Earlier this summer I was with my husband on a business trip to central Wisconsin where I found a little natural/health food shop. The lady had samples of Ancient Clay soaps $1. Since I'm soooooooooo allergic to just about any kind commercial soap/shampoo/lotions, I didn't think I'd be able to use AC soap, but for a $1, I could give it a try, and throw it away if it didn't work.

Well, you can guess the rest. I fell in love with my little bar and it is the only thing I can use as a shampoo other than Bouncing Bet tea. When my sample ran out I did a Google search for "Ancient Clay Soap" and that's how I found you. There were others, but you were the only one I could afford to buy from.

Ironically I'm a soap maker myself, but I can't get the ingredients or recipe for the Ancient Clay soap, or it'd be the only kind I'd be making!

Deb, WI (Posted on 11/28/09)

I have been using the Clay Soap and other products for about a year now and I love them... The soap leaves such a clean and fresh feeling to my skin after a shower and I especially love to wash my hair with it... My scalp used to be all itchy but after using the soap (I lathered my head and left it for about 30 minutes before taking my regular shower), the itchy feeling is gone... (Posted on 8/18/09)

I've tried a number of different bar soaps, and this one is by far my favorite. The commercial/cosmetic soaps either seem to dry out my skin or leave a "film" behind; while the hand made soaps I've tried tend to feel oily, and can have natural exfoliants that are too abrasive.
These soaps aren't too harsh and my skin feels good after showering. The only thing I've noticed left behind by these are the very pleasant scents, which are vivid without being cloying or too pungent; my favorite is Mountain Rain. (Posted on 2/20/09)