In Babylon, soap was the aim. Medicine was the outcome.

But the greater achievement was human potential itself.

Under tyranny, there was little time to chase dreams, comfort or pleasure. Life demanded necessities. Survival demanded ingenuity.

Every discovery, every accomplishment and every victory is proof of human potential for the ones who value it over the ones existing because of it.

That became the ethos of Filthy Animal Soap.

It became our war cry.

And it carried us all the way to a million dollars in Etsy soap sales.

Now, our final soap drop will honor the greatest builder of them all:

Mom.

The Wonder Woman Bar is a homage to the one human experience that can never be replaced—the experience of having a mother.

It says, “Better call your mom.”

It reminds us, “You can have many dads, but only one mom.”

It laughs, “Your mom should have washed your mouth out with soap.”

It sings, “Even as a crack fiend, Mama, you always was a black queen, Mama.”

And it reminds us of something that curates our love for mom over time: She holds space for us when the rest of the world cannot.

They carry us before we can carry ourselves. They feed us before we can feed ourselves. They protect us before we understand danger. And long after we're grown, some part of us still knows where home is.

So when they're gone, we don't just lose a mom.

The world loses a builder.

A master architect. Someone who gave blood, time, sleep, strength and years of her life to build another human being—one brick at a time.

Babylon taught us that necessity can build civilizations and medicine to protect it.

Mothers taught us that selfless love builds the world.

The Wonder Woman Bar.

15 Days.

-A Filthy Animal