Over Yonder...

4/30/2019

Bittersweet launched the soap maker's blog in 2006! I enjoy sharing bits and pieces about soap making and managing an apothecary business.
The month of April marks our twenty-second anniversary!
Honestly, I really can't believe how fast time goes.
I guess it feels like it's been twenty-two years only because so many things have changed since we were born.
Packaging has definitely seen revisions time and time again. Learning new methods of business continues to advance, and nothing stays the same. That's a good thing!
One thing that remains steady is my passion to create the best skin care products.
I enjoy leaping forward and embracing the Bittersweet moments. Some good, some have been bad, but all have molded this little soap making business into reaching beyond my wildest dreams!
If you get a chance, pop over to "the soap maker's blog", and travel back in time to see how it all transformed over the past twenty-two years.
Wishing you blessings and good thoughts.

Jill McDowell Lincoln

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Jill McDowell is the owner, maker, and storyteller behind Bittersweet, a fourth-generation soap and skincare brand rooted in tradition, gratitude, and simple living. For more than two decades, Jill has been handcrafting small-batch soaps and clean skincare essentials using rich oils, time-honored methods, and a deep respect for the skin—and the soul that lives in it. On her blog, Jill shares glimpses of everyday life at the studio, reflections on faith and seasons, and the behind-the-scenes process of designing products that feel as good as they look. Whether she’s pouring soap, blending a new perfume, or writing about the beauty of slowing down, her heart is always the same: to offer something real, thoughtful, and enduring in a fast-paced world. When she’s not stirring a kettle of soap or packing orders, you’ll find Jill savoring quiet moments at home, dreaming up new ideas for Bittersweet, or counting the many blessings found in ordinary days.

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