Etsy Front Page.

You know when some guy from some crappy, generic, hit-factory band leaves the band and starts another crappy, generic, hit-factory band, which sounds like the original band and their first tour is a stadium tour based on their previous band's fame, even if they only last long enough to do one tour?  Well, that's kind of what it's like to have one of my soaps in a treasury that made it to the front page of etsy.  Not because my soap or etsy is generic or crappy, but more so because you take what one person's talent (my etsy shop)  and plug it into the big exposure machine (webpage that gets hundreds of thousands of hits per day) and instantly, I get over 300 clicks on my Healing Waters Spa Bar soap and 20 more people adding my shop to their favorites.  Thanks Etsy!  While I'm at it, thanks to Joanna at the Soap Bar (you will drool at the stuff she posts) and Namrita O'Dea for the links that send several people my way each day.

Spa Bar Re-do.

I've updated Morning Dew. I loved the sea clay element already and as many of my new creations start out, I caught a mistake early, merged it with my original plan, combined it with an added element and then topped it off with a spur of the moment experiment and it ended up a success. There is more of a cohesive theme to this bar. While it remains a spa bar with the addition of Sea Clay and now Aloe, I changed the color to mimic the sea... only makes sense, right? So, Morning Dew is no longer a befitting moniker. I'm leaning towards Healing Waters Spa Bar, but remain open to suggestion. I still have several weeks to formulate its new label.

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Oh yeah, while I'm at it...  I added some curly Q's to Cloud 9 to make it look more like wispy clouds under the big puffy ones and look:  a 9!