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Our Mission
Quality, Charity, Care
Kobbleton Krafts will create and deliver quality products to our customers, and is committed to constantly learning and sharing not only our knowledge but the fruits of our labour with those in need.
Our Vision
Charity
All profits from your purchases will go directly to support the Bee-Leaf Academy – the aim of the Academy is to empower people who are at a disadvantage for any number of reasons and support them in their desire to contribute in a meaningful way to the greater good of our society. Your contributions will enable us to directly support this endeavour. Check out www.bee-leaf.com.au for more details.
Education
Continue to learn and grow and use that knowledge to educate and empower others.
Happiness
We strive to bring a little pleasure to the lives of our customers by providing premier quality handcrafted products – a little bit of sunshine to start the day.
Our Values
- Do what’s right
- Empower our customers with knowledge
- Treat customers as we wish to be treated
- Leave the world and the people in it better than we found them
- Pay it forward
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Our Ingredients
Kobbleton Krafts will create and deliver quality products to our customers, and is committed to constantly learning and sharing not only our knowledge but the fruits of our labour with those in need.
Activated Charcoal Powder
Charcoal is not only an excellent natural colourant, it is believed to have the ability to draw bacteria, dirt, and other micro-particles to the surface of skin, helping the skin to be cleansed more effectively.
Bentonite Clay
Healing clays like bentonite have a high concentration of minerals including silica, calcium, magnesium, sodium, iron, and potassium. It also absorbs and removes toxins, heavy metals, impurities, and chemicals. Because of this, bentonite clay is a common ingredient in detox and cleansing products.
Botanicals
We use a variety of botanical ingredients to either provide a natural colourant – spirulina powder, moringa powder, beetroot powder etc – or to add gentle exfoliant properties – colloidal oatmeal, coffee grounds, poppy seeds an more. Any botanical ingredient used in our soap will be noted in the ingredient list for that soap.
Castor Oil
Castor oil is a thick, clear oil that helps increase the creamy lather in soap.
Coconut Oil
Coconut oil is the primary component in the majority of our bars. The oil mainly works as a cleansing agent, and contributes greatly to the lathering properties of the finished soap.
Essential Oils
Essential oils are extracted from plants, flowers and herbs, usually through a process of distillation, which involves heating the components until a gas is released, which is then condensed back into a liquid. It’s a gentle process that ensures the sensitive compounds don’t break down as it is not a harsh process.
Fragrance Oils
We use fragrance oils or essential oils to impart a mild aroma to our scented collections. All fragrance oils used are certified for use in soaps, in accordance with the Australian Government’s Department of Health NICNAS.
Hemp Oil
Hemp oil has fabulous skin-loving properties and creates an excellent lather. It’s dark green colour adds interest to natural soaps. We always stock at least one unscented, naturally coloured, vegan friendly hemp soap in our range.
Mango Butter
Has skin softening, soothing and moisturising properties, and helps to combat dry skin, eczema and dermatitis, and when used in soap produces a hard bar with a stable, conditioning lather.
Mica
Is a naturally occurring mineral dust used in cosmetics – eye shadows, lip sticks, etc and is can also be used to colour soap.
NaOH and KOH
Sodium hydroxide and potassium hydroxide (also known as lye) is an essential ingredient in the soap making process. When NaOH or KOH are mixed with water or another liquid such as coconut or rice milk, a lye solution is created. This solution, when mixed with fats or oils, will cause a chemical reaction called saponification that creates what we know as soap. Strange but true.
Olive Oil
Olive oil is another essential choice in our soap recipe as a moisturizer and skin-nourisher. It has a mild cleansing property with light lather.
Palm Oil
Palm Oil and Palm Kernel Oil (PKO) are used in soapmaking as secondary lathering agents and also contribute to a hard bar of soap. We use only certified sustainably farmed Palm Oil.
Shea Butter
Shea Butter is high in stearic and oleic acids, which will help in hardening the soap for bar soap making, and helps provide a stable, conditioning lather. Shea butter also leaves your skin feeling soft and nourished.
“Happiness is the new rich. Inner peace is the new success. Health is the new wealth. Kindness is the new cool.”
-Syed Balkhi-
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