After cutting our soaps we are now grating up our offcuts and hand rolling soap balls.  Once dry and hardened with time these balls make a luxurious feeling soap, making your skin clean, soft and moisturized after bathing.  Made with mainly Olive oil with the addition of one or two more oils to add to the quality and longevity of these balls. These balls can be purchased from our Website under "Products" and "Soap Balls ..read more

Fortunately we are able to keep making soap during the Stage 4 Shut Down in Melbourne.  Orders can be made online and we are able to post or courier them out as usual.  Keep washing your hands everyone and keep safe ..read more

Covid-19 has certainly started to impact on our business.  We had a very busy March and April when everyone appeared to be panic buying oils and soap but now with everyone well stocked, locked into their suburbs, business is very quiet. I am happy we started our soap making classes again yesterday after a three month break.  It is great to see such enthusiasm amongst our students and see them leave with happy faces. I hope all Victorians can do their best to help fight this virus by keeping their distance and by washing their hands with quality soap and water on a regular basis. &n ..read more

Well Christmas is almost upon us.  If you are wanting to give a special gift of hand made soap and body care products we can put a gift basket together and send it off for you with your special message.  You are welcome to give me a call or send me an email to order ..read more

It is hard to believe but it is true.  If you are suffering from leg cramps at night, leaving a bar of soap between the sheets at the end of the bed stops leg and foot cramps.  The only time my husband and I get cramps these days is when I have changed the sheets and have forgotten to put the soap in the bed!  Try it and let me know how you go ..read more

Soap is made using caustic soda, a liquid (usually water or milk) and oils or fats.  When these ingredients are mixed together a chemical reaction called "Saponification" starts.  Within 17 hours this reaction has formed two brand new products: Soap & Glycerine.  There is no caustic soda left in the soap, providing enough oils or fats are in the formula to use up all the caustic soda ..read more

As from June this year we plan to run more soap making workshops covering cold process soap making and liquid soap making. Please check "Classes" on our Menu bar to find out more ..read more

These days we are all conscious about the harm plastics can do in our environment, to animal and marine life and the food chain.  Anything we can do to eliminate plastics is a good thing.  There has been a resurgence towards soap bars, even for washing hair.  I have discovered that shampoo bars and even 100% Olive Oil bars work wonders for my hair, especially when I use a conditioning bar afterwards.  Our conditioner bar lasts a long time ... it is equivalent to using three bottles of conditioner.  Think of the bottles we can save and we at Robyn's Soap House are proud to play our part ..read more

An easy way to start making liquid soap is to first purchase some soap paste from us, water it down, scent it and thicken it to the thickness you desire.  You will find liquid soap paste under the "Supplies" link ..read more

We have just purchased some Camel's milk to make some Camel's milk soap.  We believe it will be very beneficial for those people who would normally get great relief from goatsmilk soap.  Camel's milk has some great properties so we are looking in anticipation to try this new soap when it has cured in four week's time. We will keep you posted ..read more