Morning Margarita

This past week I've been using one of the new soaps from our friends Kelly and Kasey at Biggs & Featherbelle.

Tequila Bar is my new favorite.  It's made with sea salt, lime and essential oils. In the shower each morning, it smells just like a Margarita.  Really refreshing.  It reminds me of being on a beach vacation somewhere. Not a bad way to start the day!

...and If I thought there was any tequila in it, I might just be tempted to wash my mouth out with it.

We've carried Biggs & Featherbelle's original scents flavors products for years.  The names give you a hint at some of the ingredients contained in each soap.  Granola Bar® contains oatmeal, wheatgerm & honey.  Beach Bar® has sea salt and eucalyptus. Bark™ is made with cedarwood.  Goodie Bar® is a soothing mix of macadamia nut oil, cocoa butter, almond oil & goat's milk.

Kasey & Kelly launched some new bars recently.  In addition to the original varieties, the farmhouse store now carries Lemon Bar (shea butter & lemongrass), Bar-lamint (peppermint, rosemary & lavender), Koala Bar (eucalyptus, tea tree & spearmint) and quite a few others.

The soaps don't just smell terrific; they feel great, too.  Very smooth and gentle enough for your face.  And each bar can last several weeks.

Biggs & Featherbelle soaps are handmade with unique recipes to meet the needs of different skin types, using the properties of natural resources to heal and nourish. Every ingredient is purposeful and free from synthetic fragrances, dyes and additives.

We also have Lip Balms, Body Scrubs, Bath Soaks and Gift Sets in many of the same great Biggs & Featherbelle combinations.

And because we often get asked what Biggs & Featherbelle means, here is is straight from Kelly & Kasey's website: Biggs & Featherbelle are somewhat fictional. Biggs is a character inspired from our kitty cat named Diesel. Featherbelle is a fusion of Kelly & Kasey. You'll see a little cartoon kitty and the fabulous Miss Featherbelle depicted on the label of each of their products

Come pick up a few bars. Once you try one, you'll want to sample them all.