Jess works in the Bramble Berry warehouse, pulling your orders. She also loves being creative and blending all kinds of fun fragrances. Her creativity doesn’t stop at cool fragrance blends, she also designed the wrappers below. We’re lucky that she likes to make creative soapy ideas with our products and shares the wealth with all of us.
The Red Rose fragrance blend Jess made up is comprised of English Rose, Sensual, and Cybilla Romance in equal parts. The rose has actual rose petals, non-bleeding red and (non-bleeding) merlot mica
The Black Heart fragrance blend; Moonlight Pomegranate, Sugar Plum Fairy in equal parts
Black heart has lavender buds and black oxide
Skulls were scented with Kentish Rain, Earth Musk, Grass Stain, White Lily Cybilla – she calls this ‘Fresh Grave‘. If you didn’t use a skull mold, you could probably call it “Fresh Turf” or “Musky Breeze” or “Dank Library” or something less deathlike for your soap.
I am really into the wrappers – chic and mysterious!
Brigette, The soaps are definitely rather edgy and I think appeal to teens and pre-teens nicely.
Kia, since Jess used Non-Bleeding colors, that’s how the rest of the soap didn’t end up morphing into the same color as the rose. =)
Heather, glad you like the Dank Library idea. I can see it being a Hogwarts Jelly Bean flavor as well! =)
Aaaag those are absolutely the best. The one with the rose embedded is fabulous. The rapping is great also.
those are so cool! My 12 year old is begging me to get the mold. ‘Dank Library’ cracks me up. That could be the 2010 best seller! What a trend setting name! 🙂
I’d love to know how she embedded the rose in the soap without the rose or the soap changing color. I tried something similar but it didn’t turn out quite right, lol. It looks great.
I am going to have to show this to my oldest niece. She will love the soaps, wrappers and fragrance names.