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FROM THE RED BARN JOURNAL Tallow Soap vs. Coconut Oil Soap: What’s the Difference? Two familiar soapmaking fats, two different styles of lather, and two very different ways to shape the character of a bar. Tallow and coconut oil are two c … read more

FROM THE RED BARN JOURNAL Why Handmade Soap Feels Different From Store-Bought Soap Small-batch craftsmanship, traditional ingredients, and the slower rhythm of handmade soap. A bar of soap may seem like one of the simplest products in the home. … read more

FROM THE RED BARN JOURNAL Tallow Soap vs. Olive Oil Soap: How Are They Different? Two traditional soapmaking fats, two different bar experiences, and a long history behind both. Tallow and olive oil have both been used in soapmaking for generat … read more

FROM THE RED BARN JOURNAL Tallow Soap vs. Goat Milk Soap: What’s the Difference? Two familiar traditional ingredients, two different roles in soapmaking—and sometimes both belong in the same bar. Tallow soap and goat milk soap are b … read more

FROM THE RED BARN JOURNAL Is Tallow Soap Good for Everyday Use? A practical look at how traditional tallow soap can fit into an everyday routine. When someone discovers tallow soap for the first time, one of the most practical questions is also … read more

FROM THE RED BARN JOURNAL Why Tallow Has Been Used in Traditional Soapmaking for Generations Some ingredients become popular for a season. Others remain useful for generations. Some ingredients become popular for a season. Others remain useful … read more