Soil Hued Mojo Apple Cider Vinegar Available Now!

“Get your own”

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This is your sign.

Your mother, partner, and siblings are done with you sneaking their products. They no longer want to have to tuck away their favorites. Isn’t it time you got your own? Explore our online store and treat yourself to moisturizers, oxymel boosters, and more.

“Get your own” starter kit:

Calendula & Rosehip Face Moisturizer - Formulated for the face with non comodogenic ingredients. A whipped blend of tallow, homegrown calendula infused oil, & shea butter nurtures your skin.
Fire Cider - Crafted with homemade ACV, this immune boosting tonic can be enjoyed as a daily shot or as an addition to sparkling water or greens.
Magnesium Oil - This lavender scented concoction is the perfect ally for promoting restful sleep. It’s versatility allows you to add to a bath or spray bedsheets.

Apple Cider Vinegar

Apple cider vinegar is the star of many Soil Hued Mojo products. Our fire ciders and oxymels rely on the distinct flavor and gut-healthy benefits of apple cider vinegar.

Did you know Soil Hued Mojo’s apple cider vinegar is homemade? We imbue our apple cider vinegar with care and intention throughout the entire 8-week process, ensuring you’re getting the best-quality ACV possible. This care translates into taste and benefit.

Our ACV is now available, but only for a short while. Claim your bottle at the Harrisonburg Farmers Market before it disappears.

REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE

Soil Hued Mojo welcomes bottle and jar donations. Drop offs are accepted at any of our market locations.

2 oz glass bottles/jars

4 oz glass bottles/spray bottles

8 oz glass bottles

12 oz glass bottles

16 oz glass bottles

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