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Scott Holloway: Posted on Thursday, April 07, 2016 4:40 PM
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Posted on Thursday, March 31, 2016 8:32 AM
I got this guy.... Scott Holloway... THE SoapGuy!
Since 1997, Scott has been in the business of bringing his customers superior handcrafted soaps and body care products! Over the past decade, his Rock River Soap Company has become a Downtown Kenosha stable!
While the look of his labels have evolved, the spirit and quality of Scott's hemp oil soaps has been preserved!
Each batch of his cold-processed soap is formulated in small batches to ensure the best quality. Scott only utilizes natural ingredients, including unique blends of pure essential oils and botanicals to please your senses, improve the feel and appearance of your skin, and even stimulate your mind or enhance your thoughts! |
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Scott Holloway: Posted on Tuesday, February 23, 2016 8:41 AM
 The next time you wander through the bath
& body aisle at your favorite store enjoying the heady aromas and the
bright colorful packaging, pay attention. Look at the labels. The vast majority
of the products on these shelves don't say 'soap' on their labels. They are
many times called beauty bars, moisturizing bars, or body bars, but not soap.
That's because these bars aren't actually soap and can't legally claim to be;
they're detergents. The manufacturers have removed most of the 'good' stuff
that occurs in the soap making process, and replaced it with synthetic
lathering agents and harsh chemicals. |
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Posted on Wednesday, December 23, 2015 11:49 PM
Rock River Soap Company wishes all of our customers a very Merry Christmas!
Thank you for supporting us this
Holiday Season! |
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Heather Warner: Posted on Thursday, September 10, 2015 9:27 PM
As you all know Scott Holloway is a Soap Maker, a neo-Hippie,and certainly the most loving soul that any of us know. For nearly two decades he has been dedicated to his craft, perfectinghis soap making into a glorious line of products that so many people, all overthe United States love. But, the past several years have presented mega-challengesthat have been nearly insurmountable, including homelessness. Many would havegiven up the dream, but he keeps at it, one batch at a time. |
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Posted on Thursday, May 21, 2015 8:21 PM
ATTENTION SOAPLOVERS! Keep in touch with product updates and special offers via our new Rock River Soap Company Newsletter. Please signup for our mailing list here: |
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Heather: Posted on Sunday, May 03, 2015 6:52 PM
 Hey there SoapLovers... Mark your calendars!The NEW WestoshaMarket will be debuting on Saturday, July 4 at the former Farmer Brown property in Bristol, WI at 21010 75th Street. This is a new market effort that is being organized Kenosha Common Markets, operators of Kenosha HarborMarket! Following the grand opening, the market will operate on Wednesday evenings. Rock River Soap Company hopes to be a part of this endeavor. Please show WestoshaMarket your support! |
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Heather Warner: Posted on Friday, April 03, 2015 11:08 AM
Rock River Soap Company products are "clean" meaning that they do not pollute the environment with bi products. We are 100% natural and our products are non-toxic. Our ingredients come from the earth so, they are good for you, your skin AND the environment. And order your "clean" Rock River Soap today!! |
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Posted on Friday, March 27, 2015 7:40 AM
Day in and day out, our 'SoapGuy' works tirelessly to promote and improve the quality of life in 'his downtown' Kenosha, WI. RE-establishing Rock River Soap Company into a centralized, retail/production/shipping location has been a challenge since the closing of The Soap Box. |
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Posted on Friday, March 27, 2015 7:18 AM
Try one of these eco-friendly uses for Rock River Soap.... and tell us how they worked! Lubricate nails, screws, and saw blades:Soap on metal helps it go through wood more easily. Nails and screws go in easier and are less likely to split the wood if they are first stuck in a bar of soap. Rubbing soap over a handsaw blade will help it cut straighter and be less resistant to the wood. Clean dirty windowsills:Run the wet edge of a bar of soap along them. Also protect windowpanes, doorknobs, hardware, glass doors, and switch plates when painting by coating them with soapsuds. |
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