Beauty

[HappyDaze]

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@JeanLouiseFinch wrote:

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@HappyDaze wrote:

OT but @JeanLouiseFinch could you please verify that the package did arrive yesterday? An alert I got said it was delivered and I always like to verify. Thanks.

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Yes!  Didn't you get my email, @HappyDaze?  I sent it just as soon as I opened my package.  Thanks again.  I'm really well supplied, but I'm still eager for the next set.  DH and I are going on a trip June 2 so I'm seriously thinking about moving the next one up so I get it in time to take the items with me.  I love the scent of honeysuckle and it would be my only scent of the week, so to speak.

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@JeanLouiseFinch no I didn't but I am just glad you got it. I always get nervous when it says left on front porch because you just never know if someone might help themselves to it, lol! I can't wait until the next one too!!! Honeysuckle is such a beloved scent of mine- it reminds me of my childhood. If you move yours let us know what you think of it!! I geared my shipment to arrive after I get back into town from my surgery, kind of like a little gift to myself to lift my spirits up. I can't wait!

[ANewHue]

My DH loves the Beekman soaps and he don't like anything....well except Wen.  He loves it so much I had to get it on AD when they made it available at Evine.  I like the Honey orange blossom and the unscented too.

[caninefitchi]

Beekman, all the way.

I did some reading up on goatmilk soap and did read that the goat milk will exfoliate dry skin. I am biased, love the stuff, but can't imagine it being drying at all. And I know everyone is an individual, reacting differently and uniquely for themselves. Still...

My new stash arrived today. Can't wait to crack into the honey tea/apricot, it smells heavenly through the wrapper. JeanL, the Whitewater is VERY refreshing. I use that where I need a slap in the face/wake up scent.

They don't remove the glycerin and the soaps don't contain sulfates. Don't think I can ever go back to using plain old soaps again if I have anything to say about it.

Only bad thing I have to say is I think it is addictive. Proceed with caution.

[JeanLouiseFinch]

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@caninefitchi wrote:

Beekman, all the way.

I did some reading up on goatmilk soap and did read that the goat milk will exfoliate dry skin. I am biased, love the stuff, but can't imagine it being drying at all. And I know everyone is an individual, reacting differently and uniquely for themselves. Still...

My new stash arrived today. Can't wait to crack into the honey tea/apricot, it smells heavenly through the wrapper. JeanL, the Whitewater is VERY refreshing. I use that where I need a slap in the face/wake up scent.

They don't remove the glycerin and the soaps don't contain sulfates. Don't think I can ever go back to using plain old soaps again if I have anything to say about it.

Only bad thing I have to say is I think it is addictive. Proceed with caution.

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Thanks, @caninefitchi.  I have a feeling I won't be waiting much longer.  I haven't met a scent I out and out found objectionable, but Apricot Honey Tea is my favorite of all of them....so far anyway.  The seasonal scents may affect that.

[Mustang Shar]

another Beekman addict here! Love that it's made in USA, love that it's a small business that has exploded on Evine. Love them and my soaps!

[caninefitchi]

OT, but a remark on the Whitewater scent might not be a bad idea. Some of you are fans of the Beekman soap, essential oils not so much. If so, don't purchase Whitewater as you'll be pitching a fit. It has spearmint essential oil in it. I believe it is the only soap that contains it. I am a firm believer in being able to avoid ingredients if one chooses to.

[HappyDaze]

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@ANewHue wrote:

My DH loves the Beekman soaps and he don't like anything....well except Wen.  He loves it so much I had to get it on AD when they made it available at Evine.  I like the Honey orange blossom and the unscented too.

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@ANewHue awww your hubby loves the Beekman soaps AND WEN too??

[nyc1]

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@JeanLouiseFinch wrote:

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@nyc1 wrote:

LOVE the BEEKMAN bar soaps....   LOVE!   They lather beautifully, last FOREVER, and smell wonderful (as others have said, without being overpowering).  I find them to be very moisturizing as well.  Initially I was going to cut them in half, but now acutally like them the size that they are.  The only down side...   they last so long that I can't move on to the next scent for a very long time!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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@nyc1  Exactly!  I don't have that kind of patience.  I cut mine and probably have 6 or 7 halfbars in my shower so I can have choices.  I'm trying my best to wait, but I'm getting anxious to cut my first bar of White Water. 

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JLF...    OMG,  can't wait to try the White Water.  When I smelled it, I felt like I was on vacation!   I'm about 1/4 into the Apricot scent currently.  I have so many of the soaps (like a mini, or not so mini, warehouse!),  I put some in my drawers to scent them.  Love.

[ID2]

I love using bar soaps. I've tried many goat soaps and don't find anything extraordinary for them to cost so much!! Nope. Not gonna pay $15 for a bar of soap.

[goldensrbest]

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@joannecha wrote:

Mallygal, I was in the boat with you. Looked at all kinds of soaps on-line. Finally went on Amazon & bought a couple of inexpensive bars of Canus bar soap (lavender & unscented) and absolutely love them both. They are maybe a little tiny bigger than the bar soap you buy in the supermarket. I have very dry skin & don't have to use as much moisturizer after my shower. I don't think you have to spend a lot to get a good soap.

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Canus is good.