All-natural, hemp-based products that 98% are vegan friendly and 100% vegetarian. different is the ingredients they use to make their soap. Soap has to have a pH of 10 to work, that’s why the cheaper the soap, it tends to have a lesser pH and leaves you with that waxy feeling after showering that we all hate.
What I found most interesting was learning about the pH of soap.
At the core of soap, as they mentioned, is chemistry. I didn’t realize all the thought that went into a product. My previous experience with soap was looking at the label and figuring out which I wanted to use based on smell and experience with a brand. What I didn’t consider was that these soaps last a really long time, which is a great deal for you as a consumer! So I may not be through all the samples and scents so far but I’ll give you a run-down of what I’ve tried so far. In 2011, RAD Soap Co was being distributed from her basement but quickly by 2012, the company had already moved to a storefront and now in 2016, they’re moving to a bigger place. My hope was to try the soaps and write about my experiences with them when they were finished. In 2009, in Cohoes, Sue Kerber (Founder) searched for something natural to relieve her son’s eczema. At the demo, I learned about how soap is made, how their company began, and was lucky to get a bag of samples to try which you may have seen a bunch of times on my Instagram. I had the opportunity in March to go to a demo for RAD Soap Co.
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