Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Amber Sambaca is traveling the country ...
I am just getting ready to ship out many bottles of Amber Sambaca to some wonderful people! I hope you all love it. It was a true labor of love, this perfume.
It gave me some wicked fits in the development stages over these last several months.
I am really excited to have people experience it!
Monday, August 20, 2007
Hair horns and blue bathwater
A friend of mine makes these bright blue bathbombs which my son loves! This isn't the picture I was looking for exactly but you can still see the water color! How fun is that. :)
The best part ... he isn't blue when he's done. The other photo is my son shampooing his hair and happily displaying a closeup of his hairhorns.
The best part ... he isn't blue when he's done. The other photo is my son shampooing his hair and happily displaying a closeup of his hairhorns.
Sunday, August 19, 2007
More new soaps are available!
Many of our new soaps are now up on the website! Feel free to go browse some of our new soap selections such as Marmalade Skies, Cypress and Cardamom, Lemon Myrtle Ginger and Sandalwood Spice!
Thursday, August 16, 2007
Amber Sambaca is ready
Our latest perfume Amber Sambaca is now available!
See details and information here. Amber Sambaca Perfume
See details and information here. Amber Sambaca Perfume
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Bottling Amber Sambaca perfume begins!
Sunday, August 12, 2007
Introducing Amber Sambaca perfume!
Our new Amber Sambaca perfume is not for the meek at heart. It is a complex, heady exotic perfume said to inspire provocative thoughts of romance and sensuality. Opening with a medley of lush and musky Arabian jasmine sambac, mandarin, fresh ginger, orange and rose absolute, and finishing with a deep rich array of amber resins, vanilla bean oleoresin, vetiver, sandalwood, lavender seville absolute. All grounded nicely by myrrh and patchouli in a base of Organic virgin coconut oil, fractionated coconut oil, jojoba oil, macadamia nut oil, and cyclomethicone. This perfume dries down very differently on the skin than it’s scent directly from the bottle.
That said, it must be experienced on the skin for an hour or more to enjoy it’s many layers and evolutions. Photos to follow this week!
Visit My Skin Soap Studio for more ...
That said, it must be experienced on the skin for an hour or more to enjoy it’s many layers and evolutions. Photos to follow this week!
Visit My Skin Soap Studio for more ...
Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Seaweed Absolute a pictorial
A pictorial in shades of green.
1. a few drops of seaweed absolute in alcohol
2. after aging a couple weeks the fickle absolute hasn't thinned much
3. strained to a lovely shade of light green
4. one drop of lavender seville absolute
5. a few drops of blue cypress and blue chamomile added before stirring you can see the color dissapating.
1. a few drops of seaweed absolute in alcohol
2. after aging a couple weeks the fickle absolute hasn't thinned much
3. strained to a lovely shade of light green
4. one drop of lavender seville absolute
5. a few drops of blue cypress and blue chamomile added before stirring you can see the color dissapating.
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