We were in the neighborhood of Trader Joe's the other day and stopped in for about five minutes. (Not long enough!) We got some of this lovely soap - they call it Trader Jacque's (ha, ha) French Liquid Soap. The scent is orange blossom honey, and it is so nice.
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1.21.2015
9.11.2012
Scottish Fine Soaps
I saw some of this cute soap in a tin at TJ Maxx the other day. It smelled delightful - I may have to go back and pick some up. Made by The Scottish Fine Soaps Company.
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Scottish Fine Soaps Company,
soap
6.20.2012
Barr-Co. Oatmeal Soap
When we were at the Missouri Botanical Garden last month, we discovered a fabulous new soap company from St. Louis. Barr-Co. soaps smell delightful - their original scent is a kind of oatmeal. Lovely.
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Barr-Co.,
Missouri Botanical Garden,
soap
4.30.2012
Vetiver and Juniperberry Soap
When we were in Vancouver, we stopped in a Crabtree & Evelyn shop. I couldn't resist getting this bar of soap: Vetiver and Juniperberry. It smells heavenly. (Actually it smells quite a bit like Penhaligon's Blenheim Bouquet.)
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Crabtree and Evelyn,
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Vetiver and Juniperberry
2.14.2012
Gianna Rose Orchid and Honeysuckle Soap
I recently ordered this soap from Caswell-Massey when it was on sale. Gianna Rose Atelier soaps are always so beautiful, and this one smells fantastic.
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Caswell-Massey,
Gianna Rose Atelier,
soap
4.11.2011
Making soap
I tried my hand at soap making last week. I just used a clear glycerin base and added things from the kitchen. The first is honey and oatmeal. The second is an orange spice herbal tea - I also used a little food coloring to make it orange instead of brown. Then I used a cookie cutter to cut smaller pieces. The third one is blueberry - I used a little too much. I used the bottom of a soda bottle for the mold, which was interesting, but the recycle symbol and other numbers showed up... The last has bits of the peel of a clementine, and it smells really good.








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