Rows of freshly cut Red Rose soap bars curing on the rack
Handcrafted in Lancaster, PA

Cold-Processed.
Family Made.

Small-batch cold-process soap made with olive oil, coconut oil, and essential oils. Made by hand in Lancaster, PA by Cody and Emily.

Handmade in small batches

Our Collection

Every bar starts from the same olive and coconut oil base and is $6.50. When a batch sells out, it's gone until the next one is ready.

Our first bars go on sale October 3. Join the list and we'll tell you the moment they're ready.

The Makers

Made by Cody & Emily,
right here in Lancaster.

Red Rose Soap Company started in our kitchen. The recipes began as a hobby years ago. In 2026 we decided to make it a real company, and to show the work as we go.

We live and work in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. We make every bar ourselves, in small batches, and let it cure before it's wrapped.

The ingredient list is short. Olive oil, coconut oil, lye, and depending on the bar, essential oils, honey, colloidal oatmeal, and a natural colorant.

Cody & Emily, Lancaster PA

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Cody and Emily in straw hats against a brick wall in Lancaster
Est.2026
Simple Ingredients

What Goes Into Every Bar

Every Red Rose bar is built on the same two-oil base. The differences between bars come from the scent and any extra ingredients.

  • Olive Oil

    In every bar, and the largest share of the recipe. Olive oil makes a dense, long-lasting bar with a creamy lather.

  • Coconut Oil

    Also in every bar. Coconut oil hardens the bar and gives it big, bubbly lather. We balance it against the olive oil.

  • Essential Oils

    All four scented bars are scented only with essential oils: cedarwood, fir needle, patchouli, juniper berry, orange, bergamot, lemon, litsea cubeba, lavender, peppermint, rosemary, and spearmint. No fragrance oils.

  • Honey

    A small amount in every bar. Honey darkens the batter to a warm amber and boosts the lather.

  • Colloidal Oatmeal

    Oats we blend and sift ourselves until they're fine enough to disappear into the batter. In the Lemon Honey, Oatmeal Honey, and Mountain Cabin bars.

  • The Cold-Process Method

    We combine the oils and lye at low temperature and let saponification happen on its own over days, then cure the bars. The glycerin that forms along the way stays in the bar.

First bars on sale October 3.

Every bar is $6.50. Made in Lancaster, PA by Cody and Emily. Get on the list and we'll write the day they're ready.

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Hear when a new batch is cured

A short email now and then. Markets we'll be at, what's curing, what we're changing.