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The Importance of Truth in Advertising: Our Commitment to Honesty
it is more common that advertising is a lie than the truth, that products are less than they say they are and it is so unfortunate that we settle for this
Shellylynn Henry, MS
10/27/20251 min read


Truth in a World of Hype
Everywhere we look, there are promises — bright labels, flawless models, and words that sound too good to be true. “Miracle results.” “Youth restored.” “Perfect skin in seven days.”
We’ve all seen them. And after a while, it’s hard not to feel a little worn out by it all. Beautiful packaging can draw us in, but so often what’s inside leaves us disappointed.
Somewhere along the way, we lost sight of simple honesty — the kind that doesn’t need to shout to be heard.
Choosing Honesty Over Hype
At Lavender & Lemongrass Soap Co., we don’t want to be part of the noise. We don’t need buzzwords or promises we can’t keep. We just believe in making good, honest soap — the kind that’s simple, natural, and made with care.
Every bar we create is something we’ve tested, used, and loved ourselves. If it’s not right for our own family, it won’t make it to yours. That’s not marketing — that’s just how we live and work.
What Matters Most to Us
🌿 Real ingredients — simple, natural materials with a purpose.
💛 Fair value — quality shouldn’t require extravagance.
🏡 Personal connection — everything we sell, we first make for our own home.
We believe there’s beauty in doing small things well — in crafting something honest and sharing it without embellishment.
The Heart Behind It
Trust isn’t built through slogans. It’s built through consistency, sincerity, and care. That’s what we hope people see when they pick up one of our soaps — not perfection, but honesty.
We don’t claim to fix or transform. We simply make soap that feels good, smells lovely, and is made with thought and integrity.
Because truth matters — even in something as everyday as a bar of soap.
And in a world full of noise, we’re content to let honesty speak quietly for itself.
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