Guys, I've had an interesting experience today:
I've done a craft show this weekend and there were other soapers. So, this lady's booth smells amazing, she only uses essential oils and does very complex blends. You could smell her soaps from a mile away. I got a bar of soap from her, with a very distinct scent (something along the lines of pine/fir needle) and as soon as I got home I wanted to test it So here I am, washing my hands with the soap and suddenly I realize that it no longer has a scent! I mean, 20 seconds after I lathered it up (took quite a while by the way), all that beautiful scent was gone! I stuck that bar under my DH's nose, and he confirmed the fact that the soap barely has any fragrance to it. I am disappointed and a little pissed off. Do any of you know how she's doing that? Is she spraying the bars with essential oils to make them smell stronger? I feel like I've been scammed into buying a $6 dollar bar.
Thank you in advance for your responses.
~Kosh
I've done a craft show this weekend and there were other soapers. So, this lady's booth smells amazing, she only uses essential oils and does very complex blends. You could smell her soaps from a mile away. I got a bar of soap from her, with a very distinct scent (something along the lines of pine/fir needle) and as soon as I got home I wanted to test it So here I am, washing my hands with the soap and suddenly I realize that it no longer has a scent! I mean, 20 seconds after I lathered it up (took quite a while by the way), all that beautiful scent was gone! I stuck that bar under my DH's nose, and he confirmed the fact that the soap barely has any fragrance to it. I am disappointed and a little pissed off. Do any of you know how she's doing that? Is she spraying the bars with essential oils to make them smell stronger? I feel like I've been scammed into buying a $6 dollar bar.
Thank you in advance for your responses.
~Kosh