Saipua is home to the creative practices of artist and educator Sarah Ryhanen and her network of collaborators and co-conspirators. Saipua means “soap” in Finnish, a nod to Sarah's heritage and the tradition of Sauna. Their collection of soaps are all handcrafted in New York with the very best, most natural ingredients.
All bars are 6oz.
Cedarwood: Our most recent soap with a grounding aroma of warm and woody cedar wood, is a our take on this all-time classic scent. The wood was burned by the Greeks and Romans to fragrance the air. The many benefits of cedar wood oil have been used for centuries to promote vitality and soothe the mind. Contains saponified oils of olive, coconut, and castor, with shea butter and essential oils.
Coriander Citrus: A bright duo of coriander and citrus essential oils, awakening and uplifting. Contains saponified oils of olive, coconut, and castor, with shea butter and essential oils.
Lavender Oatmeal: A classic combination of lavender essential oil and ground oats, this mild exfoliating soap is terrific for face or body. Contains saponified oils of olive, coconut, and castor, with shea butter, oatmeal, and essential oils.
Rose Geranium: An intoxicating and uplifting floral essential oil blend focusing on rose geranium. Contains saponified oils of olive, coconut, and castor, with shea butter and essential oils.
Vetiver with French Green Clay: French green clay works in this soap to gently draw out impurities and tighten the pores. A good facial soap for those with sensitive and oily skin. The essential oil blend focuses on vetiver, a smoky scent, rounded out by the addition of citrus. Contains saponified oils of olive, coconut, and castor, with shea butter, french green clay, and essential oils.
Sunflower with Calendula Petals (unscented): Our first unscented soap for those who may be sensitive to essential oils. The sunflower oil makes a bit softer soap that’s very moisturizing. Contains saponified oils of olive, sunflower, coconut, and castor, with shea butter and ground calendula petals.
