Pluck Her Heartstrings

[squigglz]

I think I have a new favorite.

 

[lsg]

Is that the name of the fragrance?

 

[squigglz]

Is that the name of the fragrance?

No, it's what I named the soap.

 

[Genny]

What does it smell like?

 

[squigglz]

What does it smell like?

Sage and lemongrass with sandalwood, black amber and lavender as a mild sort of 'follow up' note.

 

[Genny]

Sounds interesting.

 

[squigglz]

Sounds interesting.

It's quite nice. I play with scents a lot.

 

[Genny]

I'm not a lavender fan, but the rest sounds very nice

 

[squigglz]

I'm not a lavender fan, but the rest sounds very nice

Oh, I'm not a lavender fan either-when I say it's mild, I mean MILD. It doesn't stand on it's own in the soap, but rather seems to enhance the other scents and give a counterpoint to them. It's a lot of fun trying to work a scent I hate into a scent I love

 

[melstan775]

Sage and lemongrass with sandalwood, black amber and lavender as a mild sort of 'follow up' note.

That sounds delicious. Is this a unisex scent? Any chance we can get a side view to go with that lovely top view?

 

[Lynnz]

Looks lovely, I am not a big lavender fan but discovered Tasmanian Lavender and really liking it

 

[Relle]

Lyn I need a lavender that will stay, desperately - is there a tassie lavender you use that I can get here, I've had so much trouble trying to find that right smell. I have a English lavender in the garden and thats the smell I want and still haven't found it. They all smell too camphor like.:-(
The tassie lavender from the lavender farm down there is way too expensive, I've been there and it smells wonderful.

 

[squigglz]

That sounds delicious. Is this a unisex scent? Any chance we can get a side view to go with that lovely top view?

Almost all of my scents are unisex, given my target market

 

[lsg]

Many people don't like lavender alone, but I find when I combine in a blend it is very popular, for instance lavender vanilla, lavender mint and in rosemary mint blend.