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Zaja Natural Soaps

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Zestfully Ambrosial and Joyfully AromaticZaja Natural is owned and operated by Zaidat (pronounced Zaeedot) in Ohio.
She sells an extensive variety of fabulous bath and body products, including over 100 different types of Soap, Bath Cream Gelato and Natural Deodorants (just to name a few).Zaidat’s inspiration? “I believe that wonderful ingredients and creating a balance between smelling wonderful, and keeping your skin clean are an important part of life“. I couldn’t agree more!
zaja1The packaging is deceptively simple! It’s crisp and clean with a professional and artisan look. I could hardly wait to get the packaging off so I could dive in to the wonderful fragrances and sumptuous texture of the soap. Once unwrapped, I found these wonderfully swirled pieces of soap art.

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The soap on the left is Zaja Natural’s best selling soap, Sands of Chergui, named after the dry and hot wind in Morocco. The other soap is their Original Musk with notes of Patchouli, Ylang Ylang and Rose. Both soaps smelled complex and fresh and performed nicely in the shower with a rich and creamy lather.
Check out her shop, Zaja Natual for more soapy goodness and inspiration. Or, to get your own pair of amazingly swirled soap art.
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6 Comments

  1. The swirls ARE amazing!

    Katw0man- I love the international theme as well! The hot, dry wind is such a great description!

  4. could one even hope to achieve
    that wonderful swirl
    all by ones self?

    it could possibly be as scientific as an algorithm?

    ah, but how fun to try!!!!!

    you can almost feel the hot dry
    winds…….

    maybe one could study the picture
    and thereby achieve a reasonable
    facsimile….hmm

    i love love LOVE
    the international theme……

    i am such a cheap skate
    never wanting to waste product
    in experiments

    but alas
    they are filling my kitchen…
    must find good use
    for failed projects….!