JOIN OUR NEW SOAP OF THE MONTH CLUB TODAY!

Hey everyone! I'm thrilled to share that the Soap Pixie Soap of the Month Club is filling up fast, and there's still room for a few more members! This is your chance to indulge in a luxurious, one-of-a-kind bar of soap each month, crafted exclusively for our cherished subscribers. Here's why you shouldn't miss out:

• Exclusive Craftsmanship: enjoy a beautifully designed bar of soap that is only available to members.
• Affordable Luxury: For just $7 (a dollar less than our regular price) plus $6 shipping (waived for local pickup), you receive a delightful package right at your doorstep around the 1st of each month.
• Special Treat: As a special thank-you, your first shipment includes a complimentary gift!

If you're interested in doing or would like to learn more, simply shoot an email to TheSoapPixie@outlook.com. Remember, the deadline to secure your January soap is December 5th - act now to treat yourself to this monthly delight! Keep in mind, your credit card is charged $13 every 25th of the month, but you can cancel anytime. If you choose to pick up your soap, it's only $7! 

Please note, this offer is available for U.S. residents only, as international shipping has regrettably become too expensive for a single bar. Don't wait - join us and add a touch of luxury to your routine!

FYI: Sign ups are ongoing. Your subscription doesn't end until you cancel but we are accepting six new sign ups per month. 

If you want to receive your first soap in January you must sign up by December 5, 2024.

If you want to receive your first soap in February you must sign up by January 5, 2024

If you want to receive your first soap in March you must sign up by February 5, 2024

So on and so forth. 

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WINTER MARKET RECAP

Today was a lot of fun at the first day of the Winter Market in Northfield! It was bustling with energy, and there was a palpable sense of joy in the air, making it impossible not to smile. Being surrounded by so many happy, positive people really lifted our spirits - I could feel the warmth of the season already. We had a fantastic time talking about our soaps, and we’re excited to return on December 7th from 9 am - 1 pm for round two! If you missed us today, don’t worry; there’s plenty more to come, and we can’t wait to see familiar faces and meet new friends. Mark your calendars, and let’s keep this festive vibe going! 

Next time we’ll be adding our candied citrus batch of soap to the mix of offerings. It is one of my top favorite fragrances for the holiday season.

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THE ANNUAL TRIP TO THE TREE FARM INSPIRES ME

I'm so excited to share the latest batch of soap that's set to make its debut at our upcoming craft market. This creation holds a special place in my heart, as its design is inspired by our yearly trips to Hansen's Tree Farm to pick out the perfect Christmas tree. We've only been lucky enough once to be there while it snowed and it was a magical scene, with fluffy white flakes dusting the trees. I've scented this one with a personal favorite; apple sage. You might wonder why I didn't go with the classical evergreen scent; well, that's because I've already blended that one into a separate Christmas tree-shaped soap that I can't wait to unveil later. Trust me, you're going to love both! So come check out these soapy treasures at the market. They're bound to bring a little piece of holiday magic to your home!

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MILESTONES MATTER: ACKNOWLEDGING MY HEALTH PROGRESS

Yesterday, I had a follow up visit with my primary doctor and the news brought mixed feelings. I discovered I'd gained 10 lbs since my steep drop to 106 lbs in 2023. It made me feel hesitantly happy because I had previously celebrated weight gains, only to be hit hard by another flare that sent me back down so now weight gain always feels like a fragile victory.  But despite the fear that this gain may not last, I have to remind myself to celebrate. Today is a good day. Even if this moment is fleeting I'm choosing to acknowledge it as a victory in my ongoing health journey. 

Life can feel like such a rollercoaster, especially when each step forward is met with fear of slipping back. I've battled that worry over the last 6 years, but  I've realized that celebrating the small victories is vital, even when it feels risky. It's necessary for my mental health to just feel good about where my body is at this very moment. Good days may not guarantee a smooth highway ahead, but they also don't automatically spell disaster. So I'll just navigate the twists and turns of my health journey with gratitude for every moment of joy that I can get. 

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SOAPY CUPCAKES: A SWEET TREAT FOR BATH TIME

I absolutely love making these adorable mini soap cupcakes! They're the perfect creation for the Soap Pixie, and they've become a favorite among our customers. This latest batch is made with a yummy smelling maple almond fragrance that will transport you straight to the cozy aroma of freshly baked cupcakes on a snowy Christmas morning. It's simply heavenly! These scrumptious soapy treats will be available for purchase at the Northfield Winter Market on November 23rd. If you're in the area, make sure to stop by the Northfield Middle School between 9 am - 1 pm. Grab yourself a few - you won't regret it! We can't wait to see you there!

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DISCOVER THE BEAUTY OF SPARKLING SNOWDROP SOAP

At the Soap Pixie, our sparkling snowdrop soap brings nature's beauty to life. Imagine the uplifting blend of Valencia orange and bergamot, harmonizing with wild berry sweetness. Primrose and violet share their gentle secrets, while clove leaf wraps you in its warm embrace. A stroll through a vibrant forest dances in the mingling scents of purple lilac and twigs. Finally, white musk lingers softly, leaving an inspiring trail of freshness. Each bar revitalizes your spirit with a luscious lather - an invitation to indulge. 

Join us at the Northfield Winter Market this November 23rd and treat yourself to a bar or two!

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THE FRAGILE NATURE OF HOPE

This morning I was jolted awake by a call from my oldest daughter. Her voice carried a heaviness as she told me about a paralyzed rabbit she'd spotted on the side of the road on her way to work. Unable to stop she guided me over the phone on where to find it. When I finally found the terrified little creature, it was heart-wrenching. The rabbit's back legs hung uselessly behind it, yet it fought with all its might, dragging itself away from me in a desperate bid for freedom. I leaned closer, hoping to assess its injuries before picking it up, only to be met with fierce resistance. It flailed and squirmed, each movement an act of willful defiance, as though it believed escape was still possible, despite the odds stacked against it. In that moment, I couldn't help but feel a wave of sadness wash over me, a reflection of our world today. Like that wounded rabbit, we all seem to be dragging ourselves through a landscape fractured by uncertainty and fear, grasping for hope with every stretch of our weary bodies. 

Driving those 40 minutes to the wildlife rehab center felt like an eternity, the rabbit sitting in a box on my lap, fragile and broken. I knew what awaited it once we arrived; euthanasia was the kindest option, a way to spare it from suffering on the side of the road while it lingered in pain. This grim thought lingered in my mind, echoing concerns much larger than that little creature's fate. It struck me how similar the rabbit's plight is to our own country, where divisions and hatred run rampant. In Matthew 12:25, we learn about the dangers of being divided; it promises destruction, much like I feared for the rabbit. I often reflect on the duality of humanity: our ability to rationalize, which is our greatest evil, and our hope, which feels so fragile amid the chaos. Everywhere I turn, it seems hate has taken center stage, amplified by social media as it reflects our darkest selves. As I thought of the little rabbit taking its last breath I couldn't help but wonder if there's a way for us to muster the courage to face our own suffering, to find a path toward healing before it's too late. 

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