MUDD, LLC

Super cheap soap sale! $3.50/ea.
Check out my website to see what's available. Moving out some older or defected stock. They are still completely fine to use, just nearing a year from when they were made.

SALE starts now through Sunday 12/7/25!

Fall is here! Products at Gilmanton's Own and Locally Handmade Merrimack outlet location have been seasonally rotated. New, whipped body butter added. Scents include peppermint and cocoa butter cashmere. Rich in oils and butters to nourish your skin. A little goes a long way. Stop by either store and check out my fall/winter line!

Coming Soon! Will be uploaded to my website this weekend.
Made-to-order body sugar scrub. New and improved formula with custom scent options. This is a Lilac scent that I recently made.

Customers frequently ask me if I make shampoo and conditioner bars. I've given much thought to the idea and this is what I've come up with...I've decided to carry a few bars in my inventory, but I don’t personally make them. However, they are what I use on my own hair and I absolutely love them. The company Dip can never go out of business! Using the Dip brand products has drastically changed my hair for the better. Please check out their FAQ page and browse their website for more information and then check out what I have for inventory on my website. If you see something that you really like of theirs, but I don’t have it in stock, please let me know and I will see what I can do 😉
https://dipalready.com/pages/faqs-1
www.mudd-llc.com

General FAQs FAQS Why are you more expensive than the other bar shampoo & conditioner brands? One full sized Dip conditioner bar alone can save you over $200 (personally I save over $500) if you're switching from pricey salon brands like Oribe. Of course you started with this question! The way we see it, the...

NEW Product ALERT! 🚨
*Dog Shampoo*
6 scents to choose from
Check them out 👀
- Virgin Jungle: bergamot, peach, jasmine, bamboo, cashmere & teakwood.
-Pink Lilac & Vanilla: dewy greens, lilac, jasmine, tuberose & vanilla.
-Peach Gummies: peach, sugar ginger, citrus fizz & orange.
-Olive Wood & Cypress: citrus, cedarwood, sandalwood, cypress & amber.
-Palm & Coconut: green coconut, sea mist, lily, palms, orchid, gardenia, sandalwood & musk.
-African King: mexican marigold, bergamot, buchu, cyclamen, violet, moroccan cedarwood & vetiver.

Stop in and visit my booth!

Come Hungry - Leave Happy!! August 23rd 10-3! Rollins Park Concord NH!! Get ready for savory bliss — juicy gyros, street tacos, smoky barbecue, authentic Mexican street food, specialty lemonades, rich Somali cuisine, and flavorful Greek dishes.

Then finish strong with sweet treats galore — fried dough, fried Oreos, creamy ice cream, fancy sparkling sodas, fluffy cotton candy, fresh-made donuts, milkshakes, frappes, and more. 🍩🍦🍹

Get ready to eat your way through the flavors of New Hampshire! 🍩🍹🍺🥙🍖🍦 come support and eat local! Join NH Mini Donuts, Rolling Spirits, Stark Brewing, The Gyro Spot, Lakes Region BBQ, The Treat Trolley, Ultimate Concessions, Batulo's Kitchen, ABC Bowls, Bevs By Billie and Bunny Bee Cotton Candy— there’s something for every craving (and probably something from every truck!).

It’s all happening Saturday, August 23 from 10 AM to 3 PM at Rollins Park in Concord — the biggest dog and family-friendly event of the summer! 🐾 Live music, an art show, tons of vendors, kids & family zone, dog show, demos, Elvis impersonator, carnival games, scavenger hunts, freebies, raffles, and more.

Come hungry. Leave happy. Support local. 🎉

Truth! I see so many small and some larger companies making and selling their own insect repellent/spray and sunscreen without proper testing from a credible lab. People buy it and before doing my own research, I bought it, too. Not knocking anyone down, but it helps to research and ask questions. Knowledge is always great to have in abundance. Some customers ask me if I make any of these products and my answer is no. Research and formulating is time consuming and proper testing is expensive. This is not my full-time job, it's a passionate hobby/side gig. It's not worth the safety risk to customers or credibility on my end if the product doesn't work.

Please don’t make your own insect repellent! Here are many reasons why this is an abundantly terrible idea!

Insect repellents are pesticides that must go through extensive testing to make sure they works, and there’s no way you can conduct those tests at home.

You might think testing it in the wild is proof of excellence, but even then, an absence of bites doesn’t prove anything as there are so many variables and reasons the bugs might be quiet today.

You can research various essential oils to see what might work in a product, but that’s only theory, and – I can’t stress this enough – there is no guarantee it will work in real world applications or in the product you’ve created.

A bug repellant is a pesticide, and we don’t make pesticides in our homes.

If I make a crappy shampoo, the worst thing that happens is a bad hair day.

If I make a crappy bug repellant, you could suffer for a day or a lifetime, or you could die.

As someone who reacts pretty severely to mosquito bites – I did a presentation once with my left hand so swollen, every single child at the science centre asked what happened to my hand – I would be furious if I bought something like this and it failed.

But that’s small potatoes when you consider what kinds of illnesses you can get from insect bites, like Lyme disease*, West Nile, Zika, malaria, and worse.

*Yay, Lyme disease has been found in my postal code! Hooray! 🤬

This is serious stuff, and it seems there’s an inverse correlation between those who make bug sprays and their formulating knowledge and expertise. Those who know enough to make things like sunscreen and insect repellants know enough not to make them unless the final product were to be tested in the lab and approved by the usual agency.

I’ve created this free post on the site to offer more information, which I’ll encourage you to click through to read more.

https://www.swiftcraftymonkey.blog/please-dont-make-your-own-insect-repellant/

Or feel free to ask me questions here!

Take advantage of this July promotion and enjoy 20% off your total purchase. Whether you're a new or returning customer, now is the ideal time to explore my products and benefit from this limited-time offer. Please feel free to like and share this post.

Saving the best (it's my personal favorite) for last. This one is classic wintertime in the form of soap. It's like walking in the woods, silent, with fresh, glistening snow everywhere, while being all bundled up, cozy and content. Scent notes are pine, juniper, fresh snow, sugar, orange, apple, cedarwood, mild cinnamon, peppermint and musk.