Ingredient Highlight

If your skin reacts to everything, your soap might be the problem. Here’s how to read ingredient lists and choose a bar that actually supports your skin.

Wondering if beeswax is good for your lips? We break down the real benefits, common myths, and why beeswax is one of the best lip balm ingredients.

Olive oil has been used in soap making for centuries and for good reason. Discover why we use up to 50% olive oil in our bars and how it helps gently cleanse, hydrate, and support healthy skin without stripping moisture.

At Wild Prairie Soap Company, we believe that great skincare starts with pure, simple ingredients. One such hero ingredient that has stood the test of time is olive oil—an essential part of traditional soap-making that brings numerous benefits to every...

The name comfrey is believed to come from Latin ‘confera’, meaning knitting together. The genus name symphytum means to heal together, and for this use, it is renown: that it can assist the body to heal any part that is torn or...

A 2014 study looking at the lipid profile of hemp oil (shown as Cannabis Sativa Seed Oil on our labels) found that it is rich in healthy oils and fatty acids. The oil coming from this seed is highly nutritious...

Most people can identify the presence of lavender in cosmetics from its distinct scent, but few people actually grasp the powerful role lavender oil plays as a skin care ingredient. Check out the lesser known properties of this dynamic essential...

Did you know rosehips have been recorded to have more Vitamin C than an orange or lemon? What about the fact that the high dose of Vitamin A in rosehip oil skin reduces wrinkles and will begin to lighten those...

Pumpkins are an excellent source of vitamins A, B2, C, and E, iron, copper, manganese and fibre, with small amounts of magnesium, phosphorus, zinc and folate. The seeds from the pumpkin can be cold-pressed to produce pumpkin seed oil, which...