Now This Is How A Coconut Soap Is Supposed To Smell!

Amy of Great Cakes Soapworks is an angel! She took pity on me (snark) after my coconut post last week, and graciously sent me a bar of her Coconut Soap. I did not ask for it. She voluntarily sent it to me, and I am in love with this soap! It's a perfectly-cut, perfectly-squared, perfectly-swirled bar of pure coconut-smelling soap. You can smell the fragrance straight through the wrapping, and it hasn't morphed or darkened! Love, love, love...

Amy's blog is a continued source of inspiration and learning for me as a soap maker. She's taught me how to make hot processed soap in my microwave after all! Whoda thunk? If you love handmade soap, add her blog to your daily reads and buy some of her soap. It's the truth! Thanks again Amy<3.

One Of My Favorite Soap Shops

I’m not only a soap maker, but I’m also a client (did the people over at Hair Club For Men know this would be one of the all-time catch phrases?) There is one shop that’s been on my radar for a while, and I admittedly have not bought one bar of soap from this shop, but the shop name and product descriptions just evoke uproarious laughter and “Oh-no-she-didn’t”…I’m talking about none other than Dirty Sanchez. First of all, if the owner’s name is not Sanchez.. I must warn you that if you are a squeamish, do not click this link to discover the meaning behind Dirty Sanchez.

 

As I read the product descriptions of this shop, I get where her head is as she’s writing them. I’m a little terrified at that, but hey, that’s who I am. I often want to write my descriptions in the same manner, but I am afraid of scaring away potential business. While I pride myself on being a non-conformist, I’m not that adventurous. Thank you Dirty Sanchez for giving me a good laugh whenever I visit your shop.