Help naming

[Todd Ziegler]

I love naming my soaps but I couldn't find a better name than violet. I was hoping someone could suggest a better name.

 

[artemis]

I always have a preference for names that tell me what I'm getting. So, if it smells like lilac, I like something that reflects that. Names that are too clever or only speak to the color or swirl are not for me. What fragrance is your soap?

 

[Todd Ziegler]

"taste the rainbow" it smells like skittles. I was trying to think of something that reflects the scent but I just couldn't.

 

[Obsidian]

I too like names that describe the scent. How about something like candy crunch

 

[Todd Ziegler]

I too like names that describe the scent. How about something like candy crunch

I like that.

 

[shermluge]

I don't know what scent it is, but it looks like a Lavender Nebula.

 

[Todd Ziegler]

It's called "taste the rainbow" and it smells like skittles candy.

 

[Zany_in_CO]

I like to use popular songs, books, or movie titles to name soaps. Violet Evergarden?

 

[Todd Ziegler]

I like to use popular songs, books, or movie titles to name soaps. Violet Evergarden?

Wasn't there a group called the velvet underground? I could call the violet underground.

 

[Victoriaaa]

Very Berry Smoothie!

 

[artemis]

Wasn't there a group called the velvet underground? I could call the violet underground.

So, it smells like violets?

 

[cerelife]

Whenever I hear the word Violet, I automatically think of "Violet, you're turning violet!" from "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"!!
So of course when I looked at your picture/read that it smelled like candy, I thought: Wonka Rainbow Bars

 

[Arimara]

I like to use popular songs, books, or movie titles to name soaps. Violet Evergarden?

NO. NO. NO! At least recommend the show and send the man a box of tissues. Also, skittles is a happy scent.

 

[lenarenee]

Itty Bitty Fruity Bits?

 

[Arimara]

Itty Bitty Fruity Bits?

I love this and I've no idea why.

 

[CaraBou]

Violet Underground -- I actually like that! I'm such a music lover. But anyway, violet is good, since it brings good cheer but doesn't lock the brain into a scent like lavender does. Other possibilities promoting music and/or recognizing the soil (brown) spots:

Hyacinth Haze, Pushing Petunias (play on dirt specks), Sweet Violet.

 

[artemis]

But anyway, violet is good, since it brings good cheer but doesn't lock the brain into a scent like lavender does.
Hyacinth Haze, Pushing Petunias (play on dirt specks), Sweet Violet.

But they are all florals and make me think it would smell floral. Especially the hyacinth, which has a strong scent.

 

[Marsi]

Contract the Rainbow

 

[Todd Ziegler]

So, it smells like violets?

No not really. It's an ambiguous scent.

Violet Underground -- I actually like that! I'm such a music lover. But anyway, violet is good, since it brings good cheer but doesn't lock the brain into a scent like lavender does. Other possibilities promoting music and/or recognizing the soil (brown) spots:

Hyacinth Haze, Pushing Petunias (play on dirt specks), Sweet Violet.

The specks are walnut shells and you could probably interpret the scent as hyacinth.

Whenever I hear the word Violet, I automatically think of "Violet, you're turning violet!" from "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"!!
So of course when I looked at your picture/read that it smelled like candy, I thought: Wonka Rainbow Bars

This made me bust out laughing.

Itty Bitty Fruity Bits?

I like that too, however I would have to shorten it to, itty bitty bits.

Thanks everyone! I like them all and now I just have to pick one.

 

[David James]

Sooo....

How did you manage to make it smell like Skittles?!