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| Pam receiving some assistance while carding raw alpaca fiber. |
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| One of the few moments Robin & her spinning wheel weren't surrounded by a crowd of people interested in alpacas & their beautiful fiber. |
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| Your job isn't looking very secure Pam. This little guy is learning the in's and out's of picking and carding. |
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| People loved watching our slideshow, featuring pictures and videos of our alpacas |
Go Green! A light, refreshing scent of aloe with a hint of sweet cucumber. this exclusive formula is skillfully blended with essential oils, natural extracts and an all vegetable base. Moisturizer is added to these french milled soaps to produce a rich, creamy lather. Aloe Vera, known for its soothing, cooling qualities, helps soothe and heal the skin, reduces skin irritation and relieves sunburn.
Cucumber, known for its calming, healing benefits. The flesh of cucumbers is primarily composed of water but also contains ascorbic acid (vitamin C) and caffeic acid, both of which help soothe skin irritations and reduce swelling.
Our newest scent is Fresh Milk & Shea! A clean and refreshing scent, this exclusive formula is skillfully blended with essential oils, natural extracts and an all vegetable base. Moisturizer is added to these french milled soaps to produce a rich, creamy lather.
We all know honey is nature’s heal-all, and oatmeal has comforted many a chicken-pocked child. Just think of these soothing comforts when you choose Pacabella’s soothing
Honey & Oatmeal Organic Soap. Pleasing scent and soft luxurious feel. Your skin will thank you every time you start the faucet.
Wrapped with a cream label and a truffle brown ribbon, this exclusive formula is skillfully blended with essential oils, natural extracts and an all vegetable base. Moisturizer is added to these french milled soaps to produce a rich, creamy lather.
Honey & Oatmeal have been used for centuries to treat all types of skin irritations and dermatitis. Honey is known for its soothing qualities and adds emolliency to the soap. Honey hydrates, revitalizes and soothes the skin. Oatmeal is naturally rich in vitamins C and soothes and calms the skin. Together, honey and oatmeal exfoliate and retain skin moisture.
This soap is particularly good if you are sensitive to any type of fragrance or if you tend to have dry, itchy skin.
Do you dream of running through an English country side, fields full of lavendar…the purple fronds swishing around your heels…your long white dress rippling in the wind around your legs? Then this is the soap for you. You’ll be instantly transported to another country in an English dream. And don’t forget about lavendar’s natural astringent qualities. It’s good for your skin and good for your dreams!
This old world triple milled recipe is an all vegetable base with the moisturizing benefit of Olive Oil. Add to that essential oils with the heavenly scent of Lavender and Chamomile! Wrapped in a lavender-colored label with a pretty ivory ribbon.
Lavender is floral, fresh and sweet. It is reported to aid in dermatitis, insect bites, anxiety, tension and fatigue. Used to calm, relax, balance, relieve stress and reduce blood pressure. Lavender promotes peace and well-being.
What is Hand-felted Soap?
We wrap 100% alpaca fiber around each bar of our soap by employing an age-old natural process using water and agitation which “felts” the fiber to the size of the soap. As you use the soap the felt continues to shrink and may split, which will allow the soap to lather even more.
What is an Alpaca?
An alpaca is somewhat like a llama, only smaller. Alpacas are native to the high Andes Mountains of South America. Domesticated for centuries by the Inca tribe of Peru, their precious fleece was worn only by royalty. With its buttery soft texture and 22 natural shades, the ancient Incas referred to their fiber as “The Fiber of the Gods”. Alpaca fiber is hypoallergenic and incredibly soft on the skin. Each bar of our soap is delightfully unique with slight differences in color and texture.
Soap and a Washcloth in One
Eliminating the need for a washcloth or bath sponge, our all natural soap gently exfoliates your skin. Excellent for gardener’s hands, keep a bar at the kitchen sink. The fiber makes it easier to hold onto your bar of soap and this cozy bar lasts longer than standard soap. After every use, store it on a soap dish that will allow all sides to dry out. Simply discard the fiber after the soap is gone.
Certified Organic Ingredients
Our soap is made using certified organic materials, essential oils, all vegetable base and moisturizing elements.
Pacabella™ Hand-felted Soaps are lovingly prepared at our family farm in Virginia. Our entire product is made in harmony with nature, using only the finest natural ingredients. We do not dye our alpaca fiber or use animal testing. All paper wrappers are made with recyclable, post consumer materials. Find Your Path Back to Nature…™
We believe in giving back. That’s why we give back a portion of our proceeds to the Christmas Year Round Fund at the Bethany Children’s Home, Womelsdorf, PA.
Calypso had a baby girl!! She weighs in at 17.5 pounds.
Living Grains Bakery’s product line includes e a selection of yeasted breads, sweet breads, granola, cookies and pies – all mixed by hand. Katie and Kenneth make deliberate decisions as to what kind of ingredients to include in their baked goods, as well as where to source them, based on personal values. The Copps raise a large organic garden and feed their layer hens and goats organic grain. They won’t include ingredients in their products that they wouldn’t feel good about consuming themselves.
The Copps purchase whole-wheat berries of ‘Golden 86,’ a white wheat cultivar grown in Montana, to grind and use in their products. If they mix in white flour, it is always unbleached and unbromated. They also opt to bake with organic evaporated cane juice over white sugar and choose coconut oil or butter over hydrogenated oils. Eggs come from their own hens. “We bake things to sell that promote healthful eating,” said Katie, who adds that she is surprised that her whole wheat bread sells better than the half-wheat loaf.
