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By Anonymous Silver Spring, MD April 2003 – Gearing up for a much needed summer vacation? Whether you’re planning a hiking expedition or traveling to some exotic locale, be sure to pack plenty of Soap Rolls...
Let’s face it, hotel bar soap leaves little to the imagination. Soap Rolls, on the other hand, are elongated translucent cylinders of long-lasting glycerin soap in yummy flavors you’ll relish when far from home.
Created by What Fun! Inc., these eye-catching soaps offer users a moisturizing, scented soap that lathers when rolled between the palms or over the body - and fit conveniently into a backpack, carry-on or toiletry bag (they’re about the size of a magic marker) making them a summer travel must-have.
Here’s a sampling of the collection:
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Backpacking in the woods? Soap Rolls Forest is a fitting flavor.
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An exotic island adventure calls for Mango.
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Spring Break bound? Tangerine and Grapefruit are ideal for a fun-filled trip to the Sunshine state.
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Need a pick-me-up after lounging on the beach all day? Peppermint provides an uplifting, invigorating scent.
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Partied ‘til the break of dawn? Relax and regroup with Lavender.
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Summer simply wouldn’t be complete without a little fresh Watermelon and Raspberry.
Soap Rolls have a suggested retail price of $2 each.
Can’t decide which Soap Rolls flavor you like best? Why not try them all? Soap Rolls Sizzlin’ Summer Six Pack features a variety of these summer scents, and includes Soap Rolls in Raspberry, Watermelon, Mango, Lavender, Tangerine and Grapefruit. SRP: $12. (Additional six packs are available in other flavors.)
What Fun! Inc. specializes in innovative bath products, including the Original Soap Rolls, Bath Candy and Pure collection. Since the company launched in 1999, over 400,000 soap rolls have been produced and are sold in over 250 gift shops, museums and spas nationwide.
For more information or to view the entire collection, please visit www.soaprolls.com.
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By Chere Deshayes Coming Clean: The Truth About Soap
What Is Soap?
Soap is the oldest cleanser around. It is created by a chemical reaction between oils, water and lye. Although lye is used to make soap there is no lye left after saponification (the chemical reaction that makes soap) is complete. There is no such thing as a bar of soap that was made without the use of lye. Different kinds of soap are made using a variety of different oils. Both animal & plant oils can be used in the soap making process, each adding different qualities to the soap.
Conventional Bar Soaps Evidence abounds of the healing properties of a handmade bar of soap. Those who suffer from skin conditions such as psoriasis and eczema, as well as people that have sensitive skin or are hypoallergenic often find immediate relief by switching to handmade soap. Compared to store bought soap, handmade soap is very mild. They are often made from vegetable-based oils, such as olive, coconut, and palm and do not contain the potentially harmful chemicals found in conventional bar soap. One of the biggest differences between commercial soap and handmade soap is glycerine. Glycerine is a clear liquid that absorbs water from the air and is a key factor in keeping skin soft and healthy. Glycerin soap is especially good for sensitive and delicate skin, and for children. Because it is a high quality by-product in the soap making process, many mass commercial soap manufacturers often extract the glycerine and sell it as a by-product to be used in higher priced products like lotions and skin creams.
Handmade Soap Is Good For Your Body
For adults, the skin covers approximately 20 square feet of the human body. It is the largest human organ and is the bodies first line of defense against dehydration, temperature, infection and harmful substances. Handmade soaps give your skin the care it deserves and make bathing a gentle, soothing experience.
Handmade Soap Is Good For Your Mind
For many of us today, life seems to move at an often hectic pace. While the stress of everyday life increases, personal time is at minimum. A fragrant, handmade bar of soap is a simple indulgence that fosters a feeling of relaxation and being pampered. Treat yourself or someone you love to the benefits of handmade soap!
Chere Deshayes is the owner of Bath Plantation, a company that specializes in fine handcrafted bath and body products. Subscribe to her FREE newsletter at http://www.bathplantation.com/newsletter.html or visit her site at http://www.bathplantation.com.
Much of the soap available in the store today is not really soap at all, but a detergent. Detergents are a petroleum based product, like gasoline and kerosene. Have you ever noticed how regular soap leaves your skin feeling dry, itchy and tight? Alkali, the most common irritant in soap is often the culprit. Others ingredients in mass-marketed soap have been proven harmful to human health and can cause severe skin irritations in some people. These include ingredients such as DEA, Isopropyl Alcohol, BHT and Triclosan (commonly found in anti-bacterial soap). The most common ingredient in conventional bar soaps is sodium tallowate. It is the natural product of combining tallow, or beef fat, with lye. The attractiveness for tallow for mass producing soap is that it processes quickly, produces a hard bar of soap and is cheap and plentiful.
The New Bar On The Block
While there is nothing new about handmade soap, its popularity is growing rapidly. The sales of handmade soap continue to grow as part of society’s movement toward buying products that are healthy and good for the environment. With the ever increasing use of synthetic chemicals and studies about their dangerous effects, consumers are on the lookout for more “green” alternatives.
Benefits Of Handmade Soap
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By Anonymous Lakeland, FL February 18, 2004 -- Sweet Escence Bath & Body is a company that was established in Lakeland, Florida in January of 2001. It shows promise as a young corporation that is determined to distribute products of enormous value with superior quality but by means of inexpensive prices that would appeal to their clientele.
Sweet Escence carries wonderful items that are prepared to soothe the straining muscles. These extracts are enriched with oils and vitamins to restore smoothness to dry skin. Also, the body spray manufactured has an additional purpose of freshening everyday objects to leave the air fragrant and refreshing. An assortment of hand and body lotions are found along with splendid massaging oils, soaps, and salt rocks for the bath. In addition to these pleasant goods, Sweet Escence also generates a potpourri gel that can be rehabilitated by the addition of distilled water and perfume.
There are a variety of aromas that Sweet Escence provides, ranging from Jasmine Rose to the delicate sweetness of Peaches & Cream. Some of these delightful flavors and scents can also be purchased through the Essence of the Month membership, receiving these heady combinations in the early progressions of each month.
For Sweet Escence Bath and Body, there is an array of payment plans. Sweet Escence is willing to accept Visa, MasterCard, checks, money orders, and PayPal. Free shipping is obtained after reaching over three hundred dollars in retail purchases.
Sweet Escence Bath & Body is a company desiring to satisfy its customers and manufacture pleasing products that create an allure for attraction. Order forms are available via the website at www.sweetescence.com
Distributors and retailers are welcome to enjoy the 50% profit on the listed retail pricing. Sweet Escence does not have a minimum order and is easy to build a good solid business relationship.
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