WELCOME TO MOOD SWINGS, BATH & BODY THERAPY

MOOD SWINGS, Bath & Body Therapy was founded in 2005 out of a desire to merge artistic expression with a passion for natural products.  All the natural soaps and body products are handmade in Hell's Kitchen, New York City.  MOOD SWINGS is dedicated to creating all-natural, wonderful and beautiful soaps that are gentle, luxurious, and best of all: Good for your skin!  The bar soaps are made in small batches using an old fashion method of soap making known as Cold Process.  After mixing the finest ingredients (ones you can actually read and pronounce), the soaps are poured into molds and cured for 4-6 weeks.  This produces a firmer and long lasting bar of soap.  Each soap recipe is tested to make sure its pH is safe.  Each bar of soap is individually cut and wrapped to preserve that handcrafted look. 

Bar soap is 4.5- 5 ounces made with a base recipe of Olive oil, Coconut oil, Palm oil, Sunflower oil, Hemp oil, Shea butter, the finest pure Essential oils and LOVE!  The soaps are animal friendly, Eco-friendly, Vegan, synthetic-free, and petroleum-free.  Each bar of soap has an unique, luxurious, and natural scent from therapeutic grade essential oils and bits of natural ingredients like flowers, herbs, and spices.  Scents are subtle, evocative, and do not overwhelm like artificial scents in most soaps.

Get 5 bars of soap and get 1 free!  Please send us an e-mail to let us know which soap you would like as your free bar.

*Prices subject to change without notice

*Labels and packaging subject to change without notice.

Thanks for visiting!

Luis A. Torres, Founder

"The new antibacterial soaps on the market cater to consumer fears of infections, but are usually unnecessary and can promote dry skin.  Some doctors also worry that these antibacterial soaps could eventually lead to the development of drug-resistant strains of bacteria.  If you have dry skin, use a glycerin soap or one that contains vegetable oils and moisturizers."

-Healthy Living: Daily Care of Hardworking Hands by Michelle Stacey, Martha Stewart Living, July 2002.