FAQs
What is the mission of Glow by Michelle?
Glow by Michelle's mission is to create effective, naturally-inspired skincare products that will make customers "glow" in every way.
Where are the products made?
All products are handmade in Greenville, SC by the owner and founder, Michelle Henderson.
What inspired the creation of Glow by Michelle?
The founder, Michelle Henderson, suffered from acne as a teenager and would often mix her own skincare concoctions. Her love of "whipping" up skincare products led to a formal education and professional experience in skincare formulation, resulting in the creation of Glow by Michelle.
What is the difference between natural soaps and commercial soaps?
Natural soaps are made with all natural oils and butters that gently cleanse the skin while nourishing it, unlike commercial soaps which can strip the skin with harsh surfactants.
How are Glow by Michelle soaps made?
Glow by Michelle soaps are made using the cold process method, in which melted butters and oils are blended with a lye/water solution. This mixture is then molded, cut, and cured for four weeks to ensure a solid bar and luxurious lather.
What ingredients are used in Glow by Michelle soaps?
Glow by Michelle soaps are made using all natural ingredients including: olive oil, sunflower oil, shea butter, castor oil, coconut oil, and palm oil.
Are there any fragrances or colorants in Glow by Michelle soaps?
Soaps are fragranced with various fragrance oils. Colorants are used in some soaps. Unfragranced and soaps without colorants are also made for the more sensitive skin types.
How long is the shelf life of Glow by Michelle soaps?
Due to the fact that Glow by Michelle soaps are all natural and do not contain any chemical preservatives, the shelf life may be shorter than commercial soaps and should be used within one year to ensure freshness.
How are the soaps packaged?
Soaps are hand cut and weigh approximately 4-5 ounces.
How should I store my soap?
We recommend using a soap dish to allow proper air circulation around the bar, for complete drying.
Glow by Michelle's mission is to create effective, naturally-inspired skincare products that will make customers "glow" in every way.
Where are the products made?
All products are handmade in Greenville, SC by the owner and founder, Michelle Henderson.
What inspired the creation of Glow by Michelle?
The founder, Michelle Henderson, suffered from acne as a teenager and would often mix her own skincare concoctions. Her love of "whipping" up skincare products led to a formal education and professional experience in skincare formulation, resulting in the creation of Glow by Michelle.
What is the difference between natural soaps and commercial soaps?
Natural soaps are made with all natural oils and butters that gently cleanse the skin while nourishing it, unlike commercial soaps which can strip the skin with harsh surfactants.
How are Glow by Michelle soaps made?
Glow by Michelle soaps are made using the cold process method, in which melted butters and oils are blended with a lye/water solution. This mixture is then molded, cut, and cured for four weeks to ensure a solid bar and luxurious lather.
What ingredients are used in Glow by Michelle soaps?
Glow by Michelle soaps are made using all natural ingredients including: olive oil, sunflower oil, shea butter, castor oil, coconut oil, and palm oil.
Are there any fragrances or colorants in Glow by Michelle soaps?
Soaps are fragranced with various fragrance oils. Colorants are used in some soaps. Unfragranced and soaps without colorants are also made for the more sensitive skin types.
How long is the shelf life of Glow by Michelle soaps?
Due to the fact that Glow by Michelle soaps are all natural and do not contain any chemical preservatives, the shelf life may be shorter than commercial soaps and should be used within one year to ensure freshness.
How are the soaps packaged?
Soaps are hand cut and weigh approximately 4-5 ounces.
How should I store my soap?
We recommend using a soap dish to allow proper air circulation around the bar, for complete drying.