Yukon Pure soap
An unscented essential bar listing olive, palm and coconut oils plus beeswax.
Contains beeswax; verify the complete current ingredient list.
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Yukon Soaps
Mayo, Yukon
Choose a bar by its ingredients, then meet the Mayo maker.
Joella Hogan’s Indigenous-owned Mayo business makes soap and self-care products in the Yukon. Its essential-bar collection provides ingredient lists for unscented Yukon Pure and coffee-containing Bean in the Bath.
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The story & the craft.
Yukon Soaps places its work in Mayo, with Joella Hogan and a local team behind the business. The useful starting point is an ordinary bar of soap and its ingredient list. Yukon Pure offers an unscented option, while Bean in the Bath brings coffee, oatmeal and poppy seeds into a different recipe. That makes this a find you can approach through your own preference for fragrance and texture before choosing a gift or replacing a bathroom staple.
The collection also shows why the maker’s northern identity should not stand in for product information. Some recipes contain beeswax or sweet almond oil, and scented bars vary. Read the specific listing rather than assuming every bar is vegan, fragrance-free or suitable for your skin. The official site offers a business inquiry route and custom gift boxes; ask about the current selection and order timing before committing to a larger purchase.
What they make & offer.
Bean in the Bath soap
A bar listed with coffee, oatmeal and poppy seeds, including sweet almond oil in its recipe.
This is a named bar on the collection page; current purchase availability and skin suitability are not confirmed.
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Check the exact ingredient list and current availability. Some bars contain beeswax or sweet almond oil. No skin benefit, allergy suitability, stock or delivery promise is verified here.
The Canadian connection.
The official site identifies an Indigenous-owned and operated business led by Joella Hogan in Mayo and states that its soap and self-care products are made in the Yukon. Ingredient origins are not established.
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