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Founder & Maker, Byron to Broome Soap Co.
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Join date: Jul 16, 2025
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I’m Jodi, founder and maker behind Byron to Broome Soap Co. - a small-batch brand dedicated to natural skincare, hair care, and accessories. Inspired by Australia’s native botanicals and a love for simple, intentional living, I craft products that are gentle on the skin, kind to the planet, and rooted in authenticity.
Every item is made with care, using thoughtfully sourced ingredients and sustainable practices. Byron to Broome is more than my brand. It's a reflection of the journey, the land, and the rituals that shape our everyday wellbeing.
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Nov 22, 2025 ∙ 1 min
Behind the Honey Bee Handcrafted Soap - Ingredients That Care.
Our Honey Bee Handcrafted Soap is made in small batches with pure Australian honey, shea and cocoa butters, beeswax, and tussah silk. Unscented yet naturally sweet, palm‑oil free, and finished with our signature tuxedo label - a gentle everyday indulgence for skin that deserves kindness.
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Nov 15, 2025 ∙ 2 min
Difference Between Castile and Bastille Soap: A Personal Perspective.
Castile vs. Bastille Soap: Both are olive-oil rich, gentle, and unfragranced. Castile offers a creamy, lotion-like lather, while Bastille - with coconut and castor oil - adds a touch of bubbles. Both are nourishing, handmade, and suitable for all skin types.
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Nov 1, 2025 ∙ 2 min
🫧 From Cream to Foam: How Oils Affect Soap Lather in Handmade Bars
Not all bubbles are created equal, and in handmade soap, how oils affect soap lather is everything. From the silky softness of Castile to the joyful foam of high-lather blends, each bar tells a story through its texture, cleansing power, and skin feel. Here’s a peek into the lather spectrum and how I craft each experience with care. 🫧 How Oils Affect Soap Lather: A Look at Castile, Bastille & Bubbly Blends 🌿 Castile Soap (100% Olive Oil) Lather: Low, creamy, almost lotion-like. Not bubbly....
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