These pretty blue egg-shaped artisan soaps nourish your hands in the same way eating eggs nourishes your body. According to Outblush, “this set of six egg-shaped soaps boasts a soothing, moisturizing chamomile base layered with exfoliating oat and wheat bran.” The chamomile and wheat bran “speckles” give these vegetable-based soaps their exfoliating properties.
These soaps come in an elegant glass apothecary jar, and are gently embedded in straw, making the presentation look as pretty as a robin’s nest.
The “Robin’s Egg Soaps in Apothecary Jar” are also available at Gianna Rose Atelier in sets of 16 (for $48.00), and in sets of six in a Nest Dish($24.90) and a Slider Gift Box($21.00). The aforementioned set of six “Robin’s Egg Soaps in Apothecary Jar” cost $24.90. In addition, the egg soaps are available at Gianna Rose Atelier in an alternative style, ivory.
So, this raises the question, how do you like your eggs?
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Artisan Soaps
- Opportunity for creating unique, handcrafted soaps with nourishing ingredients and attractive packaging.
- Exfoliating Skincare
- Opportunity to develop skincare products that offer gentle exfoliation for a smoother complexion.
- Nesting-inspired Packaging
- Opportunity to design packaging that mimics the beauty and elegance of a bird's nest.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Beauty and Personal Care
- Innovative soaps can disrupt the beauty and personal care industry by offering unique and indulgent products.
- Natural and Organic Cosmetics
- Potential for disruptive innovation in the natural and organic cosmetics sector by incorporating natural exfoliants and nourishing ingredients.
- Gift and Home Decor
- Opportunity for disruption in the gift and home decor industry by offering elegant and nature-inspired packaging options.
