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Denali Dreams
2227 Spenard Road
Anchorage, Alaska 99503
(907) 222-2644

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Monday-Saturday 10:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Sunday 12 p.m. – 5 p.m.

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It's birthday month and adding another soap to the

It's birthday month and adding another soap to the stack to turn 26! We are giving away a free soap, salve/balm or bath bomb of your liking with every purchase made this weekend. Be sure to leave us a note at checkout with what you would like.

Additionally, we with every order placed with this weekend, we will add your name to a drawing to be entered to win a $50 curated gift basket.

For more info check out the link in the bio

It's birthday month 🥳AND it's #SpenardSecondSat

It's birthday month 🥳AND it's #SpenardSecondSaturday tomorrow!
To celebrate our birthday this year, we are giving away a free soap, bath bomb, or salve of your choice with every purchase. This Saturday only from 11-4 come get your own birthday treat from us.

Thanks for helping us make it to 26 years in business! Swipe right to see all the other fun happenings in Spenard this Saturday.

This weeks Science Friday is an excerpt from our b

This weeks Science Friday is an excerpt from our blog about how soap works. Happy hand washing!

"When you wash with soap, there are a few things going on. The first job of soap is to actually make water wetter. I know it sounds weird but give it a try: put a drop of water on the counter. Notice it’s shaped like a dome – that’s the surface tension of the water, which holds it together. Now, add a little bit of soap to your water drop. What happened? The soap breaks the surface tension of the water, which allows the water to expand and cover more area, essentially making water “wetter.” Pretty cool, right? The second job of soap is to clean, which is done by the individual soap molecules. A molecule of soap is called a micelle (pictured below, doesn’t the chandelier look like soap molecules?). These molecules have hydrophilic (water-attracting) and hydrophobic (water-repelling) properties. The hydrophilic (water-attracting) part of soap is what breaks the surface tension and makes water wetter. The hydrophobic (water-repelling) part of soap allows the molecules to collect bacteria, viruses, germs, and dirt off of the surface of your skin, or whatever you’re washing. The unwanted material gets stuck in the middle of the molecule when water is repelled, and the water-attracting outside allows the dirt to easily wash off of your hands."

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Hello, my name is Toni and I make bath bombs at De

Hello, my name is Toni and I make bath bombs at Denali Dreams Soap Co.

If you are wondering, my favorite is the Fireweed!

Sweet scent, but not too sweet and it leaves my skin feeling nourished.

I’ve been on The Dream Team for well over a year now. It took me awhile to get the hang of making the bath bombs, but one day it just clicked. It’s great to be able to create something with my hands. Caitlin has provided an encouraging creative environment for me to flex my work muscle. Having young kids, it’s easy to get lost in their needs. Denali Dreams has provided me a great outlet to myself again.

I have enjoyed my time on the Team and look forward to the coming soap seasons!

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An oldie, but a goodie. Wrapping soap is a pivotal

An oldie, but a goodie. Wrapping soap is a pivotal step in the process of making our soaps. It can be quite meditative 🧘‍♀️

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What makes a bath bomb fizz? When an acid and a b

What makes a bath bomb fizz?

When an acid and a base are added to water, there is a reaction. In the case of our bath bombs, the acid is citric acid, and the base is baking soda. When added to the water, they react and produce carbon dioxide bubbles, or the fizz!

Do you have any questions for us to post for our next Science Friday?

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Aloe me to tell you, dry skin is no joke. If you n

Aloe me to tell you, dry skin is no joke. If you need a good laugh, along with some tips and tricks to combat the scaly, itchy skin that the winters bring check out our newest blog. Link in bio

It feels good to read a positive review, whether y

It feels good to read a positive review, whether you are the consumer or the producer. So, we thought why not share the good vibes we have received! This first review highlights our Alaska Winter Salve.

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