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• Not only is she local, she's a friend of mine: http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=3293 Her stuff is AMAZING. Geni answered in City Living 4 months ago | Report 1 0 Comment on this answer Enter a comment or ask a new question

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• Bliss on Broadway is supposed to be good. The food motif can be a little tiresome, but as far as I know they are as local as you can get. http://www.yelp.com/biz/bliss-soaps-seattle Charles B answered in City Living 4 months ago | Report 5 0 1 comment by ironymaiden… Bliss *is* good. i've been buying there for years. Phil is very willing to take requests and is always trying new things. i love his soap and lotions, and he will do custom scent combinations while you wait. the prices are very competitive and there are often 2 for 1 specials. also, he uses a more muted palette for his bath bombs and i have no trouble cleaning them out of my tub, unlike Lush (which is a British company with manufacturing in Vancouver). ironymaiden commented 4 months ago | Report Enter a comment or ask a new question

• Have you tried Lush? It is made in Vancouver in small batches, is very natural and really awesome. They have a shop at westlake center between the doors as you enter. You can get free samples of most anything. I can not stress enough how incredible the product line is. http://www.lushusa.com/about/ Kip Waddle answered in City Living 4 months ago | Report 1 0 2 comments by RM and Kip Waddle… For some reason their stuff really freaks me out... it's all too bright and bizarre for me. I like the idea of it, but I can't get myself to buy it. RM commented 4 months ago | Report Try a lotion in the black tubs or bottled shampoo. it is less flamboyant. You will be amazed at how good it is. I don't get/understand the brightly colored stuff. Kip Waddle commented 4 months ago | Report Enter a comment or ask a new question

• I worked for a company up in bellingham called Brambleberry . They sell all the ingredients to make your own soaps/lotions/bath products and offer a bunch of organic/natural options as well. Might make a few fun summer projects. Lukeiscool answered in City Living 4 months ago | Report 1 0 2 comments by RM and Lukeiscool… I should slap myself for not thinking of this... I used to order fragrance oils from them when I lived in AK! RM commented 4 months ago | Report They also have an in-store location called Otion if you happen to be up there. Lukeiscool commented 4 months ago | Report Enter a comment or ask a new question

• I love Ballard Organic's soaps. They also have lotions and essential oils (I think). emily answered in City Living 3 months ago | Report 1 0 Comment on this answer Enter a comment or ask a new question

• I like Ballard Organic's foam soap dispensers, but that may not be what you're looking for. They make organic bar & liquid soaps but used to have nice gift baskets with lotions and scrubby things, although I don't see any gift baskets on their website right now. It's all made in their store on Brooklyn NE & NE 50th in the U-District, and you can buy the soaps at Mad Market, PCC and Bartells. Also there's Alaffia , an Olympia-based company that uses fair trade shea butter in a lot of their stuff. I think their products are pretty rich, which might be too much for some people. They also sell stuff at Mad Market & PCC. And if you want to make your own stuff, there is Zenith Supplies up on Roosevelt and 63rd. They have pretty much everything you need to make your own beauty stuff, although not very much of an organic selection. asteria answered in City Living 4 months ago | Report 1 0 Comment on this answer Enter a comment or ask a new question

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