The Story Behind Grandma’s Girl
Grandma’s Girl began with something simple: a love for making things by hand and the belief that the little comforts of home still matter.
What started with handcrafted soap grew into a collection of candles, wax creations, body care, fragrance, and old-fashioned indulgences—each one made in small batches with care, character, and a little bit of sass.
Around here, we believe useful things can still be beautiful, everyday rituals can feel special, and handmade should actually mean made by hand.
Welcome to Grandma’s Girl. Pull up a chair and stay awhile.
Where It All Began
Grandma’s Girl began in 2016, not with plans to build a big company, but with a love for creating things by hand. What started with handcrafted soap became a place where creativity, tradition, and a little imagination could all live under one roof.
The name Grandma’s Girl carries the heart of the brand. It is a nod to the women, memories, and old-fashioned ways that remind us that some of the best things are made slowly—with capable hands, a little patience, and plenty of love.
Over the years, that first bar of soap opened the door to candles, wax melts, body care, fragrance, and creations that sometimes make folks stop and ask, “Wait…that’s WAX?”
But no matter how much the collection grows, the foundation remains the same: small batches, thoughtful ingredients, hands-on craftsmanship, and products made with personality.
Grandma’s Girl has grown, but she hasn’t forgotten where she came from. Around here, handmade still means something.
Made by Hand. Made with Intention
There is something special about knowing who made the things you bring into your home.
At Grandma’s Girl, our products are created in small batches, with hands involved from beginning to end. Soap is poured and cut by hand. Candles are carefully wicked and poured. Body care is blended in small batches. And our wax creations? Well…sometimes we get a little carried away.
From a beautifully simple artisan bar to a wax dessert convincing enough to make you reach for a fork, every piece carries the marks of handmade work. Small variations aren’t flaws—they’re part of the story.
We make things to be used, enjoyed, gifted, remembered, and talked about.
Because around here, handcrafted isn’t a trend. It’s the way we do things.