Kanunu Soapworks Inc.

Saturday Herbal Class

Hot/cold massage oil! We can barely keep it on the shelves, it goes so fast. A topical massage oil for rubbing away aches and pains, this tumeric infused blend is a terrific muscle balm.

Our lovely and highly sought-after facial oil. Made with rosehip hip seed oil, evening primrose seed oil, jojoba oil, argan oil, and a proprietary blend ten separate essential oils, each chosen for it's unique properties, this is a truly unique product that soothes and enlivens the skin that must be experienced to be fully appreciated. Light and delicate, it won't clog pores.

Summer class is live!

Stylish new packaging for our Signature Lavender and Mint soap!

HAPPY HONEYBEE FESTIVAL ONE AND ALL!!! This year, due to the unseasonable heat wave, we decided to do our part for the community by opening the shop instead of having a booth. We are here for shopping and to offer a comfortable place for nursing mommas to sit and feed tired hungry babies, if they so desire. Our restroom is open to the public and a place is set up for changing little ones. We hope everyone has a wonderful day! Hope to see you all today!

An interesting WW2 garden plan complete with start dates. An enjoyable project for history buffs young and old.

Looking for that perfect graduation or end of school gift? Consider one of our all natural bath bombs. At $1.99, they are as attractively priced as they are packaged. Scented only with a bit of rosewater and lavender buds, they will not irritate those with allergies or asthma. It's also a great gift for gym rat in your life to soothe those after workout muscles. Pick your's up today!

A study in time travel! Historic recipes. Antique Bavarian tea set. Elizabethan potpourri and heirloom seeds. A pleasant way to spend rainy afternoon.

It's time for our April/May Herbal Event! As always, we start with a brief tea paired refreshment. This month we are featuring a Rose tea supplied by Hatter's Coffee and Tea at the Lafayette Library. In keeping with my historical theme, there will also be shaved radish(fresh from my own garden) and salted butter sandwiches, circa 1919, and simple strawberry sandwich cake, circa 1912, with beautiful seasonal strawberries from Sims Family Farm.Then we will start an assortment of culinary herbs for April's culinary theme and we will blend traditional Elizabethan potpourri. Booklets are always provided for each months theme. Reservations are required so I can ensure sufficient supplies for all attendants. It's always a lot of fun and I look forward to seeing everyone there. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/spring-herbal-tickets-60874020