Highland Soap Co. in the press

Hi there,

We don't often talk about press coverage - but we've had a few recent mentions we thought were worth sharing.

Our Gardener's Remedy Hand Wash was recently selected by the New York Times Wirecutter as one of their picks for the 31 Best Gifts for Gardeners - featured under "squeaky-clean hands."

For a small, family-run maker in the Scottish Highlands, being recommended by one of the world's most widely read publications is something we're quietly proud of.

Bog myrtle - the wild-harvested Highland herb at the heart of our bestselling Nourishing Night Cream - was recently featured in The Times as a skincare ingredient making a comeback.

The piece touches on its long history in the Highlands, its skin-soothing properties, and why it's increasingly sought after in natural skincare. It also features a quote from our director Archie on what makes the ingredient so central to what we do.

We now sell around 6,000 Bog Myrtle Night Creams a year - a product that has grown significantly as more people move towards organic, plant-based skincare.

Earlier this year, The Herald covered the launch of our new brand identity, designed by Freytag Anderson and unveiled at an event in Edinburgh.

The piece covers the thinking behind the rebrand, the new visual identity rooted in the Ben Nevis landscape, and what the change means for our company going forward.

If any of these pieces have piqued your curiosity, you can explore our full range on our new website.