Enchanting Soap Collections

Enchanting Soap Collections is a mother-daughter soap and body-care company based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Roberta Easter started the work from a family memory: handmade soap curing in the backyard, useful things made by hand, and the kind of practical craft that gets passed down quietly. In January 2022, her daughter Chrystal Trykoski joined as her partner, turning ESC into a small manufacturing business with a social mission attached.

The ownership trail is strong. ESC's own about page describes the company as a woman-owned mother-daughter duo and names Roberta and Chrystal as the team behind the business. The City of Albuquerque Economic Development Department says Roberta Easter and Chrystal Trykoski founded Enchanting Soap Collections together to carry on their family legacy while creating work for women in the community. New Mexico's tourism listing also identifies ESC as a mother-daughter-owned Albuquerque business. We found no corporate parent, acquisition record, or exclusion-list match.

The product line includes handcrafted soaps, scrubs, balms, bath products, and body-care items. ESC says its products are made in New Mexico with local, organic, natural, sustainable, and wild-foraged ingredients where possible. The brand also states that it uses vegan and palm-free ingredients, which is useful in a soap category where palm oil and vague fragrance blends often hide in plain sight.

The social-impact piece is specific enough to matter. ESC says it works to provide jobs for women who have been marginalized, justice-involved, or in recovery; Chrystal also serves on the board of the New Mexico Reentry Center. That doesn't replace ingredient scrutiny. It does give the brand a real reason to exist beyond another pretty bar of soap.

Products

• Handcrafted bar soaps
• Scrubs, balms, and bath products
• Body-care products made in New Mexico
• Custom and branded soap manufacturing

Why We List Them

• Independent Albuquerque soap company led by Roberta Easter and Chrystal Trykoski
• Ownership verified through company, city, and state maker sources
• Woman-owned and mother-daughter-operated
• Uses local, organic, vegan, and palm-free ingredients where possible
• No corporate parent or acquisition record found