Bath bombs

I made fifty bath bombs yesterday, mostly for one order, wanting baskets of six bombs.  Lovely smells, Lavender, Lemongrass and ginger, Patchouli and Orange, Patchouli and Rose, Rose Geranium and St. Clements.  Off to make more bucks fizz as they are going well and so are the applejack bath bombs.  The cup cake bath bombs look great in their green and red outfits with gold and red ties.  Soap parties are being booked, kids parties are really taking off now, and I have as much fun as the kids at icing bath bombs with them.  At Horsham on Saturday, fortunately not been there on a really really cold day yet, but the thermals and extra layers are all ready to go. 

B USY DAYS

I don't know where the last few weeks have gone.  I suppose having the hot weather at the begining of October and swimming in the sea threw me.  The one really frosty morning I was in a large marquee so that was good.  Last Saturday was at Horsham market, where I will be most Sats and Sundays to Christmas and I won't tell you how many layers I had on but it worked.  The Christmas soaps are a hit and have made more as they are selling well.  Twinkle snowmen are gathering momentum, both in selling and making, it's the twinkling bit I like.  So we are in full production, still managing to get a decent amount of sleep which I am sure will decline greatly over November.  Just watch out for us on WOW thank you and Folksy.

Christmas soap

The Christmas soaps had their first outing this week and people loved them, so that is a good start.  The next seven days am out selling soaps, so the week after will have to be full scale making as it will be the last chance for cold press soaps for Christmas time.  Glycerine soaps are ongoing and thinking of different stocking fillers, filled 28 bags last night of twinkle snowmen.

Christmas soap pictures

Apple jack - bright red for Christmas      -    Snowberries with twinkle snow.   Twinkle snowmen a huge favourite from last year,  brm brm car bath bomb another favourite from last year and also Christmas spice, the smell of christmas cooking.

Bath Bombs

The lounge is now full of bath bombs getting ready for next week at Arundel, the weekend at Basingstoke and Christmas.  Last night my eldest came in and said her nose went ohh I love that smell, and she asked me this am what the smell was, champagne and orange, she has a nose for the champagne.  So we have bombs and iced bombs in champagne and orange, then we have applejack my favourite, hot spicy notes of mandarins, orange, clove and cinnamon, mellowing down to the smell of apples, and yes it is great.  Have the soap to match.  Then then there is blue Amberwood with cinnamon, amber, dk. choc, citrus fruits and blue agava, lovely smell, suitable for all.  If you have alergies and can only use lavender we do have lavender bath bombs in the small flowers and the small cup cakes.  Hopefully all on the web site on Thursday.