July 8, 2010. “Our soap bars are biodegradable, the ingredients in them come from nature and therefore go back to nature.”

January 24, 2011. “Not only are these three soaps some of the best I’ve tried, Leap isn’t messin’ around when it comes to the total package. They’ve dotted their I’s and crossed their T’s. This brand is ready for primetime.”

January 6, 2011. “LEAP Organics is raising the (soap) bar on organic
skincare products…Organic, affordable, altruistic. It’s a recipe for healthy skin and a squeaky clean conscience.”

November 4, 2010. “LEAP has already earned a serious following with its brightly colored, vintage packaging and bouquet of floral-smelling bar soaps. And like the skin-softening soaps, the skincare products will contain the same USDA-certified organic, vegan, and biodegradable ingredients.”

July 7, 2010. “A project two years in the making from a dude in the ‘bridge, these just launched all-natural 4oz shea butter soaps come in packaging intricately illustrated with sweet drawings of deer and octopi, are available in three scents (lavender, eucalyptus, lemongrass), and made with no animal testing…”

August 12, 2010. “…they also use all USDA certified organic and fair trade ingredients, use environmentally friendly packaging, give back to the community, and do what they can to minimize their company’s carbon footprint. And the soaps are vegan. Wow!”

February 9, 2011. “There is an enchanting twinkle in his (founder’s) eye when he talks about his quest for a truly sustainable company, giving back to the community, and his passion for transparency.”

July 4, 2010. “The new Cambridge-based, sustainable beauty outfit produces pure-as-snow body bars…”

July 2010. “The soap, that lathers up just right, is a winner, and uses certified organic coconut and palm oils, as well as one of the highest levels of organic Fair Trade shea butter.”

June 25, 2010. “Recyclable, check. Sustainable, check. Aromatherpeutic? Check! Cambridge start-up LEAP Organics launched its first line of all natural organic soaps last month, and they’re as good for your skin as they are for the environment.”

June 19, 2010. “…decided to start a company that would go back to basics, using the best of nature and zero chemicals. LEAP Organics was born, but the company isn’t all about sustainable skin care—green business practices and a commitment to give back to the environment are at the core.”

May 3, 2010. “Penney even went so far as to incorporate his green ideals into his overarching business plan, powering production with renewable energy whenever possible, offsetting his energy use, and donating a minimum of 3% of LEAP’s annual revenues…”