Eowyn Perfume LOTR swap 2008

So here are the final 9 bottles of Eowyn perfume.

Delilah perfume is now ready!

Delilah is now up on the website and ready to go!

More Maggie

Maggie and her new home

Introducing Maggie girl!

This is not soap or business related, but for the last few months I have been incredibly heart broken. My sweetest old terrier boy Emmett passed on 2-23-08 after being diagnosed with lymphoma. I spent 2 months feeding him food and water with a dropper before his diagnosis and last day with us. I have been so terribly sad and lonely without him. I can't stop crying it seems.

So, this last Saturday we made the decision as a family to adopt our new little girl and named her Maggie. She was at a high kill shelter and was adopted out by a non profit rescue group called Loving Arms Animal Rescue. I found her on Petfinder after looking at every dog in California to the Arizona border. For days I kept privately sneaking looks at her picture and finally showed my husband and son her photo about five days later. To my surprise they both fell in love with her and we contacted the rescue group to see if she was still available!

After a very long day at getting to Balboa Park where a large adoption event was happening within the midst of a enormous St. Patrick's Day Parade and Festival (28,000 in attendance) we got to meet her and fell in love with her. She is a terrier mix, which we have always had a special fondness for and she is 6 months old now.
These photos were taken by her rescue group. I will try to post other photos of her at home soon!

New sale soap and Delilah perfume incentives

What's New?!

A couple of updates ... check out our new deals in our SALE section at http://www.myskinsoapstudio.com!

For a limited time only receive a free sample vial of our upcoming perfume, Delilah with any order over $20.00 while supplies last and they go quick! You do not need to do anything more than meet the minimum order of $20 (before shipping) and we will include it in your box!

Delilah is like a ray of sunshine with a wild side that likes to play and tempt you.
She is an oil carrier base of organic jojoba oil and fractionated coconut oil and features beautiful narcotic Neroli, epicurean vanilla oleoresin, rich aged patchouli, bright aromatic 5-fold lemon, cool earthy green violet leaf absolute and woodsy amyris essential oils and vitamin E. All natural, pure essential oils.
No synthetic fragrances added.

New DELILAH perfume will be ready this week!

Our newest perume, Delilah, is nearly ready for bottling. It should be ready at the end of this week!
It's intoxicating combination of essential oils include neroli, lemon, patchouli and vanilla oleoresins all pair so nicely with lavender provence, amyris, violet leaf absolute and balsams.
I have been wearing it for over a month now and it is divine.

I will be posting information on pre-orders soon!

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What are you waiting for?!

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New Champaka Nectar Perfume is ready now!

Our new perfume is nearly ready to begin bottling

A New Holiday Limited Edition fragrance is one step closer to you!
I am finally nearing the bottling time I and am really feeling a bit very "over the moon" about the newest perfume offering, Champaca Nectar

This pure essential oil perfume is sweet, intoxicating, epicurean and wears a devilish grin! You can read about it in earlier blog post here.

Titania and Oberon Perfumes

Why should Titania cross her Oberon?

A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Act II, Scene I

These days when we think of fairies, we think of child-like figures with minor magical powers. Tinkerbell, from Peter Pan, is a good example. It wasn’t always that way; in ages past, the fae were powerful, magical nature spirits. Oberon and Titania, as their King and Queen, were their royalty.

Oberon is most recognized from William Shakespeare’s play A Midsummer Night’s Dream. He appears in earlier French and German legends, dating back to at least the mid-13th century. He is handsome and proud, with a sly and earthy sense of humor, and a passionate lover with both a jealous nature and a wandering eye.

As lord of a sacred grove, his fragrance blend is woody and earthy, with citrus and ginger notes befitting a fiery temper. In deference to his love for his wife, Oberon’s soap contains raw honey.

Oberon’s blend of essential oils:

Five-fold orange, vetiver, amyris, ylang-ylang, desert amber resin, sandalwood, fresh ginger, five-fold lemon.

These days when we think of fairies, we think of child-like figures with minor magical powers. Tinkerbell, from Peter Pan, is a good example. It wasn’t always that way; in ages past, the fae were powerful, magical nature spirits. Oberon and Titania, King and Queen, were their royalty.

Titania is most recognized from William Shakespeare’s play A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Although the Queen of the Fairies is traditionally nameless, Shakespeare named her from Ovid’s Metomorphoses, after the daughters of the Titans. She is a woman of unearthly beauty, with pride and power to equal that of her husband. She loves flowers and growing things, and sleeps in a bower of lush, tangled greenery.

Her perfume contains sweet and fruity notes, with green and herbal tones befitting her love of nature. Her soap has been made with a generous helping of raw silk.

Titania’s blend of essential and fragrance oils:

Apricot, sugary vanilla, papaya, jackfruit, green herbal, light floral, five-fold lemon essential oil, white thyme essential oil (linalool), clary sage essential oil.

Do not test the gnome. Defender of all things Bandi loot.



See that sack over his shoulder? It is filled with soap made of crayons, beeswax and coconut oil for a nice hard stonelike balls to pelt you with should you try to overtake him.

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