Ryan at the Lumbazzi farmers-market stand

est. 2021 · plymouth, michigan

It all started with tables at local markets.

Before there was a website there was a tent, a table, and Ryan explaining cold-process soap to anyone who would stop. Hundreds of men bought a bar, came back, and brought a friend. Everything we make still has to pass that test: would we sell it to a man standing three feet away?

We can't disrespect our families with junk and fluff products, and we certainly won't disrespect you with the same.
Ryan and Mike, founders

We started with a drawer full of half-used products that promised everything and changed nothing. Synthetic fragrance that irritated. Alcohol that dried. Palm-oil bars pretending to be craft. So we made our own: cold-process soap poured slow and cured up to six weeks, oils pressed from plants you can name, scents built from espresso, cedar and meadow instead of a lab sheet. The lip balm alone took forty iterations and three hundred hours. That's the level of care we have.

Your presence speaks before you do, and it's built the way anything worth having is built: a small ritual, kept daily. Two minutes in the morning. A bar, an oil, three drops. The rest of the day is yours.

Begin the ritual