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?
Robin's Egg Soap
Gianna Rose Atelier Makes Faux Blue Eggs For Beauty
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