Stuck on a name

[Catscankim]

How about Blue Jay? Do you have those in Florida?

I get flocks of them in my yard.

 

[Zing]

Two votes for Blue Jay! I'm from Chicago where we vote early and often -- even if you're deceased.

 

[scmorgans]

I have a soap curing right now with that fragrance and had trouble deciding what to call it as well. It's a pleasant fragrance, but I don't get any specific identifiable scent from it. I didn't want a wintry name, so I settled on Sweet Pine.
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OMG, I LOVE this! Thank you for sharing!!!

 

[Feelin' Soapy]

OMG, I LOVE this! Thank you for sharing!!!

Thank you!!!

 

[Zany_in_CO]

Two votes for Blue Jay!

Make that 3 votes!

 

[TheGecko]

I like to name my soaps based on their fragrance.

I do the same or I'll use the name of the colorant. I made a couple of soaps with Lemon and Orange EOs and didn't want to just call them "Lemon" and "Orange" so they became "Lemon Sherbet" and "Clementine Pop".

Another thing to consider...soap doesn't go 'bad' so you could just pack it up and store until next season.

 

[luluzapcat]

I just invented a cocktail with pine and ginger notes and named it Sleigh Ride...perhaps it works for the soap...

 

[Catscankim]

Blue Jay it is!!!

 

[MellonFriend]

YAHOOO!!! I've never helped name someone else's soap before. I'm so happy to know you like it!