Carib Isle Natural

Company Description

The Carib Isle natural hand and foot Soap Company was founded in 2008, but the active ingredients, orange and pineapple extracts Carib Isle Naturalre discovered in 1995. My wife, Sharon, a diabetic has been instrumental in developing this product to the stage of marketability. She was a diabetic who had gotten fearful of soaking her feet for long in the harsh chemicals that was being used in the nail salons. I came up with the time of about 5 minutes in which soaking her feet would be most effective using the soap made from orange and pineapple extracts.
This product was tried out on several friends and relatives and the responses were overwhelming. From our early beginning of producing the extract and rediscovery in 2008 we received favorable comments, which is why we are now producing this website so the world can enjoy soft and caressable hands and feet. Inspired by lives lived with compassion, harmony, and humility with people and nature, we invest our passion and integrity into ever part of our business.
Our hand and foot soap, and lotion are made from a combination of all natural ingredients that does not damage the environment. Made in small batches, we maintain the integrity and the highest quality of products we produce. All of our products are not tested on animals.
From a thought on how to exfoliate the skin using the acid in oranges, Carib Isle is progressing to become a viable and growing business. Each year we are earning accolades and customer loyalty for our unwavering commitment to quality and our inspiring, unique products. Located in southern Georgia, we are well positioned to spread our wings to reach the whole United States one customer at a time.

Carib Isle Founder
Colly A. Burke spent the years of 1990-1992 in Jamaica where he ran a natural juice company. Although the business failed and he returned to the United States, he never forgot his work with fruits and vegetable to achieve a balance taste in the juices he produced. In 1995 after watching television and seeing cosmetics made with oranges, he set about trying to use oranges to exfoliate the skin. In 1995 he achieved his goal with and extract that exfoliates the skin, but leaves it soft and caressable. It worked especially well on removing dead skin on the feet and removing cuticles. It would be another 13 years before he could fully take advantage of his invention.
Looking to convey a deeper understanding of healing cracked, and sooth tired feet and hands, Colly envision a liquid soap that a person could apply directly or soak their feet in a minimal amount of minutes. A friend of the family conceived the logo of the Caribbean, the bastion of paradise and natures bounty. The color scheme and bottle is the idea of my wife, Sharon who says the coral blue reminds her of putting her feet in the ice blue waters of the Caribbean and having it come out clean and soft.