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| SCENTED SOAPS |
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| OLIVE OIL SOAPS |
| B |
| C |
| SCENTED LANOLIN SOAPS |
| A |
| B |
| SCENTED SACHETS |
| SCENTED SEA SALTS SOAPS |
| A |
| OLIVE OIL SOAPS - $6.00 A - UNSCENTED OLIVE OIL B - SANDLEWOOD OLIVE OIL C - COCONUT OLIVE OIL SCENTED LANOLIN SOAPS - $3.00 A - DESIGNER SCENT, MULTI-OFF WHITE B - DESIGNER SCENT, MULTI-BLUE C - DESIGNER SCENT, MULTI-PINK SCENTED SEA SALTS SOAP - $5.00 A - SEA BREEZE SCENTED GLYCERINE SOAPS - $3.00 A - OFF-PINK B - DEEP GREEN |
| SCENTED GLYCERINE SOAPS |
| C |
| A |
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| BATH ACCESSORIES |
| GLASS |
| TULIP CANDLES |
| SOAP DISHES |
| VASES |
| APPLIQUED GUEST TOWELS |
| APPLIQUED GUEST TOWELS - $7.00 A - DUCKS (PINK OR BLUE, STATE COLOR) B - FRUITS (YELLOW, GREEN, STATE COLOR) SOAP DISHES - $5.00 A - YELLOW B - GREEN GLASS - $5.00 A - PINK, BLUE (STATE COLOR) TULIP CANDLES - $3.00 A - PINK B - YELLOW |
| ANOINTING WITH OILS "Most interesting, is the sacredness of olive oil, which began cultivation in Greece around 2500 BC. "Liquid gold" are the words of Homer used to describe olive oil. It is here that wonderful pagan myogy and religion "blended" together. Athena and Poseidon had a contest over who would claim a Greek city that they both wanted as santuary. Poseidon gifted teh city with a spring of saltwater, however, Athena touched their hearts with teh gife of an olive tree. Thus the city came to be known a Athens. Olive oil connected man to the gods. Not only did people eat foods with olive oil, they used it for lamp fuel. Within the trade routes of other Mediterranean countries, essential oils from other flowers and spices began to develop. |
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| B |
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