Natural skincare tips, soap making insights, and advice for sensitive skin
Cape Town winters are not Boston winters, but the cold dry air, the wet southerlies, and indoor heaters strip moisture from your skin in ways summer never does. Here is a step-by-step morning and evening routine to carry your skin through to September.
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Mother's Day is two weeks away. This is not a list of generic bath sets. It is a curated guide organised by the kind of mum you are buying for, with prices, alternatives, and our honest opinion on what she will reach for again.
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Your lotion is mostly water. Body butter is 100% active ingredients -- no fillers, no preservatives, no compromise. Here is why we make body butter instead of lotion, and how to get the most out of every jar.
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Essential oils are not fragrance. They are functional ingredients with real, measurable effects on skin and hair. Here is what each oil in the Moondance range actually does and why we chose it.
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Cold process soap takes weeks to make and uses no heat to force the reaction. Here is how we make every bar at Moondance, what happens during saponification, and why the slow method produces a better product.
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Plastic bottles, sulfates, and wasted water -- liquid shampoo has baggage. Shampoo bars are a simpler, gentler way to wash your hair. Here is what makes them different and how to make the switch.
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From the fynbos-rich Western Cape to the clean Atlantic air of Blouberg, Cape Town offers everything an artisan soap maker needs. Here is why location matters when it comes to handmade soap.
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Commercial soaps are full of synthetic chemicals that strip and irritate your skin. Here are five compelling reasons to make the switch to handmade natural soap -- and why your skin will thank you.
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Discover why goat milk soap has become the go-to choice for those with eczema, psoriasis, and sensitive skin. Learn about its unique properties and how it differs from regular soap.
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