A note from Linda
Bath and body made by hand in Adelaide, with a playful point of view and a lot of attention to the details.
Made by someone who
can’t leave well enough alone.
Ster approves (ish)
Painting. Skating. Plants. Home design. Architecture — I’m not an architect, I just have strong opinions about walls. Puzzles. Knitting. And apparently, soap.
Financial risk consultant is on the list too. That one stayed longer than expected.
Most hobbies lasted about three weeks. Soap making stuck.
Honestly? I have no idea. I threw it at the wall like everything else.
Then my ADHD got involved. I researched ingredients, tested formulas and remade batches because I wanted to get them right.
That’s how Zoapster happened. A hobby that refused to leave, and a growing pile of notes about soap.
One more batch. Ster is still here.
I have a three-year-old daughter. She is the greatest thing I have ever made, soap included.
I wanted the routine to feel more playful. A bar they can hold. Colours they want to choose. Clear product information for the grown ups choosing it.
So I started making my own.
My daughter is my most honest critic.
Handmade bath and body, made in small batches in Adelaide.
Colour, scent, texture and a little personality for the family bathroom. Straight product information for the grown ups.
The kind of thing you’re happy to leave on the shelf and use again tomorrow.
Another short-lived hobby.
I’ve tried plenty of those.
This one’s still here.
Ster keeps an eye on the brand.
I share the experiments, the failed batches and the late-night ‘what if I try this?’ moments at @notaussiebutaussie on YouTube.
Experiments. Fails. Ster remains nearby.