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Crafting a Limited Edition: Inside the Copper Revitalising Shampoo Bar Every so often, a creative wave moves through my workspace and something new insists on being made. This is how many of my special editions are born — not as part of a scheduled product line, but as spontaneous alchemical experiments that happen when the ingredients, the intuition, and the moment all align. Over the years, some of these limited-run creations have gained such good feedback that they’ve ended up becoming regular items in the Simple Truths Foundation range. Others remain as one-offs, quietly powerful and never repeated. Both outcomes are part of the rhythm I've learned to trust. I’ve been formulating cosmetic products for around ten years now, but my connection with colloidal silver stretches back far longer — twenty-seven years of working with, studying, refining, and experimenting with it. The copper-infused shampoo bar follows naturally from that lineage. Copper has its own distinct energetic an...

Some formulations arrive like chapters. They don’t just fill jars; they occupy a place in the timeline, leave an imprint in the field, and return only when the conditions open again. Golden Rose was one of those chapters. When the original Golden Rose launched years ago, it wasn’t intended to become a signature product. It entered the catalogue quietly: a soft-pink, gold-infused gel that sat between two worlds — part therapeutic, part energetic, part artisan craft, part subtle alchemy. Yet customers immediately recognised something unusual in its texture and its effect. It developed its own following without marketing, without promotion, without needing to be explained. People simply asked for it again. But as your range expanded, the time came to streamline. Golden Rose was retired not because it lacked value, but because the system was growing fast. Even so, its absence was noted. Customers remembered it years later. Some messaged you about it even after you’d moved on to new formula...