F.R.O.G. Soap

@frogsoap.com

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I'm a soap store in downtown Bremerton, WA. I make soap from reclaimed fryer oil from local restaurants.

Bremerton's Westsound Symphony warms up for their performance at the Gig Harbor Vintage Aero Museum. In the top right a yellow, propellor plane is suspended from the ceiling.
A $5 bar of handmade, high quality bar soap for the body at F.R.O.G. Soap in Bremerton Washington.
White text on black background that reads: F.R.O.G. Soap will be CLOSED for the: NATIONWIDE SHUTDOWN FRIDAY JANUARY 30, 2026. NO WORK. NO SCHOOL. NO SHOPPING. ICE OUT EVERYWHERE!
Soap racks in the F.R.O.G. Soap store. Racks are made of wood and have most woven baskets on top for decor with a metal watering can and some aluminum tubs. Framed art of frogs are framed above on the wall behind the racks.
Flyer with pink background and two white plates. Reads: A First Friday Food Celebration First Friday Tasting Table Friday, December 5 (4pm - 6pm) at the Food Co-op, 421 Park Ave We're inviting local makers to craft a seasonal tasting (or two) using ingredients found at the Co-op. Taste a small samples and get inspired to create great food at home with local ingredients. See our Featured Maker >>>
The three soap carving winning entries. In third, tentacles suspending a ship. In second a bear, crouched and ready to pounce. In first a city-scape.
Man holding a sign that reads "Frogs Together Strong" along with two No Kings protester who are wearing rubber frog masks. The one in front is holding a sign that reads "Pro-America Anti-Trump" with an American flag on it.
Man holding a sign that reads "Frogs Together Strong" along with a No Kings protester who is wearing a green outfit, and a sign that has a frog sitting in front of a rainbow background.
Man holding a sign that reads "Frogs Together Strong" along with a No Kings protester who is wearing a frog hat and a sign that reads "No throws, no crowns, no kings"
A grey circle with two rows of green lilly pads stacked horizontally across it. On top of them is the FROG Soap logo, between then is the phrase "I VOTED", and beneath them is the phrase "for soap". This reads as "I voted for soap", mimicking an "I Voted" sticker.
Black sandwich board chalkboard that has a white spider web on the top left, and a black widow spider dangling from a web line from the top right. Between these is a curved message that reads Happy Halloween!!! At the bottom center is a cat sitting, silhouetted by a yellow moon.
Poster advertising a SOAPTEMBER Soap Carving Contest for F.R.O.G. Soap. The poster is a white background, with a large F.R.O.G. Soap logo at the top with the address/hours/website adjacent to it. 707 Pacific Ave Wednesday through Saturday 10 am to 5:30 pm www.frogsoap.com Under the logo are two Greek statues. On the left is a marble statue of a nude women with her arms behind her head from her right side and two cherubs at her feet. To the right is a bronze statue of a man holding a spear. Under the man are the contest rules: How to participate: Stop by F.R.O.G. Soap starting September 5th to pick up a block of soap. A $5 deposit is required to participate. Carve your soap into any design you want! Phone a friend. 3d print a specialty carving tool. Just be safe and have fun! Return your soap carving starting October 3rd (First Friday) to get your deposit back. Throughout the Month of October we invite all customers and visitors to vote for their favorite carving. The carving that receives the most votes earns a $50 gift card to F.R.O.G. Soap. $25 for 2nd, and $15 for 3rd. At the bottom is a text box to the left that reads "WIN A $50 GIFT CARD" and another statue of nude woman from the waist holding her braids in her outstretched arms.
Political poster for Michele Caldier who is a WA state representative for the 26th district running for WA state senator behind a window of glass where a "Fuck ICE" sticker is placed overtop her face.
Social media graphic for Music in Manette's July 24th Show with Megan and Heidi. Megan and Heidi are standing next to each other near a waterfront area. A graphic frames them which has the date and their band name along with a large, cartoon body of water with mountains in the background and a Washington state ferry and a pair of orcas along with some pink and yellow flowers.
Jack Parker playing the center stage at Quincy Jones Square
Text reads: SS Hegseth - In "honor" of Pee-t Hegseth's decision to stricken the USNS Harvey Milk of its name, we've decided to rename our toilet the "SS Hegseth". This 4th of July we welcome any and all veterans to pee their respect to Pee-t! Happy Pride!! Sorry these guys ruin everything. There is a rainbow in the background, and a blue and a pink person wearing military hats peeing on the official portrait of Pete Hegseth who has a clown wig, lips, and "X"ed out eyes.
No Kings & anti-consumption protest sign encouraging compassion in window of the best soap shop ever, F.R.O.G. Soap
University of Washington Master's graduate with his super hot redheaded wife in a green dress outside the big W on the UW Tacoma campus
Chalkboard sign that has block letters for the words soap and love in between cursive letters that say made with, so that the whole message reads soap made with love. In the O in soap and the O in love, a rainbow is pouring out of them.
Picture looking north from the west side walk of Pacific Ave in downtown Bremerton from the intersection at Dr Martin Luther King Way. The sidewalk stretch from the perspective. On the left are the business buildings and on the right are parked cars, street lights, and flora. Centered, above a roof extending over the sidewalk is the new F.R.O.G. Soap sign. It's rectangular with a white background. Away from the street a strip of dark green with light green lily pads repeating provides a border. A large green lily pad, that looks like a green Pac Man, is above the shop name written on black text.
Screenshot of an email that reads: Hey hi. I just wanted to drop in and say you're super neato for ditching Meta. You're the first company I'd follow there if I joined just because you're on of the first to make the big move. I know it may have a financial impact on you and for that I think it was both brave and necessary. I hope more people follow your lead.
Picture of the front display window of the F.R.O.G. Soap shop. The strings are strung horizontally across the window and hold sheets of paper with individual pieces of white paper with black letters. The papers spell out "April Anniversary Sale". In the window reflection, you can see the dummy who is taking the photo. A plant and dog water bowl are visible out front of the window, and inside you can see a wood lattice table with wooden baskets and an antique washer.
Picture of the front of F.R.O.G. Soap. Two potted plants are in front of two large window panes that slant away from the sidewalk. In the center are two doors, separated by a window. This section is parallel to the sidewalk. A vinyl graphic of the new F.R.O.G. Soap Logo is centered on the glass between the doors.
Picture of the F.R.O.G. Soap booth set up at the Kitsap Community Food Co-op's Sow & Grow. There is a table with burlap sacks on top of a black table clothe. On the left is a wooden crate with a tray and bowl is soap samples along with a small chalkboard sign that spells out the F.R.O.G. acronym (From Reclaimed Oil & Glycerin). In the middle is a sample of our laundry soap bag, a few soap bars, and some foaming hand soap in a Mason jar with a brushed nickel pump. On the right are print outs of our laundry symbol guide under a rock that has a hand painted frog and a small basket with some flyers.
Poster for the F.R.O.G. Soap April Anniversary Sale. There is a white background with blue, green, and dark green triangles with two large squares stacked on top (blue with light green on top). On top of the green square is the F.R.O.G. Soap logo with the words: April Anniversary Sale! Buy 2 Full Size Soap Bars Get a 3rd 1/2 off 20% Off Hydrosols Buy 4 Lip Balms, Get 1 Free 25% Off Bug-Me-Not Cream
Local independent journalism Smokestack Art Bremerton. Cover is matte black and white and features the title “Smokestack” down he left side and a print of a koi fish leaping out of the water with the moon in the background.
Hand drawn poster promoting the Kitsap Community Food Co-op. It's a white background with green, all caps writing at the top that reads "LOCAL POWER!!". Underneath is a circle of diverse, hand drawn people arranged around the Co-op's logo (a purple beet) and writing that reads "WE WELCOME EVERYONE!!". Underneath the circle of people is more writing that reads: Kitsap Community Food Co-op A Community-Owned Grocery Store in Downtown Bremerton 421 Park Ave 360-813-1301 Accepts SNAP/EBT Accepts Credit Cards Find us on Instagram and Facebook https://kitsapfood.coop
Soap display in the F.R.O.G. Soap shop that is made of a wooden crate in its side on top of a burlap covered table. This display has two different soaps on top of the crate. Inside the crate is a wooden basket with yellow, hexagonal boxes with a black bee printed on them. To the right of the basket are stacked hexagonal bee boxes in two stacks with the top box opened to show what is inside: small soap bar, lip balm, and whipped body butter all honey scented. In the front a clear, plexi container holds Sylling's honey sticks and a stack of three honey lotion bars in tins.
Hot man at FROG Soap drawing on chalkboard sign
Hand drawn poster advertising the Kitsap Community Food Coop's 3rd Annual Sow & Grow. Drawing is of the store front with a large group of diverse people gathered around at an event. From the top, reads: Saturday April, 12 | 10-2pm | Kitsap Community Food Co-op | 421 Park Ave 3rd Annual Sow & Grow Beet - A free community festival! Beet - Meet & learn from local farmers Beet - Raffle Beet - FREE STUFF for your garden At the bottom is a list of vendors who will be there: Seed Swap Table hosted by People's Exchange • Free Coffee Grounds (add to compost!) from Cafe Corvo • Burlap bags from Ootopia Coffee Roasters • Amanda's Freebie Seeds • Snacks & Coffee from TinyGreen Produce • WSU Gardening "Be a Food Hero" tool kit • Learn about composting and worm bins from Kitsap Community Public Works, Solid Waste Division • FROG Soap • Bremerton Farmer's Market • Kitsap Harvest • Ferryview Farm • Kitsap Master Gardeners • Aquaponic Gardening w/ Kitsap Farms • ... & more!
Poster advertising Kitsap County's Styrofoam Collection Event. Blue background with white text, and picture of styrofoam cooler and packing peanuts. Reads: Styrofoam Collection Event April 19, 2025, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Free! At Kitsap County Fairgrounds. Link: kcowa.us/RecycleEvents
A distorted image of Mark Zuckerberg with a large chin is in the background. The text reads "New Message Board", "Underground Bremerton", "Post Local Events Art who in a parking lot? Punk show in your backyard" "Local Politics Talk about what's going on! Help eachother out!" "Buy Nothing List stuff to give away! Ask for stuff you need!" "Say goodbye to Facebook". All writing looks like it's clipped from a newspaper and pasted onto the image.
Picture of F.R.O.G. Soap's showroom looking out its window front.
Three wooden name tags are leaned against a wooden applr basket. The wooden name tags are engraved with the old F.R.O.G. Soap Logo (flowers and a frog) and the name "F.R.O.G. Soap" with a line under it. The one on the right has my name, "Greg" engraved onto it.
Chalkboard sandwich board that has a green, four leaf clover and reads "Buy Soap" to the left and "Get Lucky" on the right. Lucky is written in cursive. Underneath is the F.R.O.G. Soap Logo
Bowl of ramen with a generous amount of seaweed sheets and noodles visible. Wood chopsticks are resting on the bowl with a silver, western style spoon in the bowl as well. The bowl is resting on a tray table.
White shampoo bars with a blue wave like stripe in the middle are arranged in rows to dry on pan liner lined wood planks. In the background is a brown, old set of shutters.
White, plastic sandwich board that has the F.R.O.G. Soap Logo and an arrow. Sign is removable/swappable.
Economic Boycott, don't buy stuff Friday February 28th. No Amazon, Walmart, Target, Fast Food, Gas. Ok small business. Use cash.
Paper with the F.R.O.G. Soap Logo hand drawn with ink centered at the top. Another blank piece of paper covers the rest of the paper with a small drawing peeking out. A ruler is in the background.
Andi in her Kitsap Community Food Co-op sweatshirt stocks the new make your own sample station.
A wooden craft is on its side with a glass block inside that is wrapped in a brown and green ribbin. Inside are various products. Stacked in the glass block is our Pacific Northwest Pine body bar which is three layers of green, darkest on bottom and lightest on top. There are also tins of shave soap and beard balm and amber glass bottles of shave soap. In front is a soap deck with a full and half bar of the Pacific Northwest Pine.
Three glass jars and a red, plastic basket are arranged on a wooden table. Inside the basket are blue, square shower steamers. The three glass jars are arranged left to right. The leftmost jar is open, and has some of the blue, square shower steamers inside of it. Its lid is on the table for the Eucalyptus Lavender steamers. The second jar has its lid on which reads Blackberry Sage and inside various purple, square steamers ers are visible. The last jar also has its lid off on the table which reads Lemon and the jar is filled with yellow, square shower Steamers.
Soap being made in molds on a faux marble table with a faux, white brick wall in the background. The soap is yellow and has a rough, stirred peanut butter texture. There are 2 smaller molds with purple liners on the left, and 3 larger molds with green liners on the right. All of the molds are rectangular and extend away from the camera.
A man in an apron with blue nitrile gloves stands at a table. To his right is a stand mixer. In front of him is a bath bomb press. To his left is a red, plastic basket with hexagonal, pink bath bombs. He has his hands in a mixing bowl filling a bath bomb mold.
18 black, plastic lids arranged on a circular wooden table. The lids screw on top of standard mouth, pint mason jars. In the center of the lid, male threads protrude out with an opening where you can screw on a pump assembly. They're used for foaming hand soap.
Sandwich chalkboard sign that reads "celebrate love & diversity FROG SOAP". There is a heart split into three colors red, yellow, green from top to bottom and a note that says "February Black History Month!" and another all red heart with a note that says "February 14th Valentine's Day"
Sign that read "Closing early today since everyone else seems to be at home! Follow us in Bluesky for up-to-date information" A QR code for our Bluesky account The F.R.O.G. Soap Logo Out of focus in the background are shelves of soaps inside the shop.
Small, pink soap bars in the shape of hearts are arranged in a plus-sign pattern on top of a green and brown checkered paper. There are 3 dark brown hearts at the top right of the plus-sign. At the bottom are randomly strewn pink hearts.
Wooden soap molds with silicone liners are arranged on two square tables with faux marble tops. There are 9 large molds arranged from left to right with green liners visible along the edges. Each set of three has a different soap (dark tan, light tan, and green left to right) with stylized tops. To the left of the 9 large molds is a smaller mold with a purple liner and a light green/grey soap and flat top. In front of each set of 3 large molds is, horizontally oriented, 2 smaller molds with the same soap in it.
Three small wooden crates are stacked on a live edge table so that two are flat on the table and angled towards the camera with the third crate centered on top of them. A suite of lavender scented products is stacked on them, from left to right: deodorant from Little Seed Farm, 2oz whipped body butter, a half pint mason jar filled with bath salts, a square shower steamer, a hexagonal bath bomb, a tin of lip balm, a spray bottle of lavender hydrosol, and a lavender shampoo bar.
Store display on a square wooden table with a small, wooden crate on top with a white cloth draped over top. On the crate is a wicker basket with a stack of white, wool dryer balls and an old cast iron iron. On the table is a a hexagonal wicker basket, a dark wicker basket with handle, and a small wooden bucket. In the hexagonal basket are rectangular (approximately 1/2 in square and 3 inches long) soaps that are used as laundry stain sticks. In the dark basket are wooden laundry scoops with a sign that reads “Wooden Scoop $3.50”. In the bucket are bamboo handled and metal topped linter removers. The metal is shaped like a spring around a wire.
Screenshot of an achievement from the Runkeeper running app's January 50k challenge.
A 2oz jar of Nose and Paw Butter sits next to a Full sized and half sized shampoo bars that are white on the bottom and black on top. The bars are placed on a wooden soap deck. There is a burlap bag underneath, and the background is a wooden crate.
A soap loaf half green with a mustard yellow top sits on on a soap cutter that is wooden and uses a guitar string to cut the soap. There is one bar of soap that has been cut, and the whole contraption sits on a table. In the background, various soapmaking supplies can be seen, including a scale and spatulas. A tray of cut ends from other soap loaves can be seen.
Chalk board sign that reads: Going to the gym your New Year’s resolution? Don’t forget your FROG SOAP.