The Aubrey Elizabeth Apothecary Soaps are Surprisingly Inedible
Cody Turner — September 26, 2012 — Art & Design
Don’t be fooled by these delicious looking treats because they are actually Aubrey Elizabeth Apothecary Soaps. These amazing looking food items are all handmade soaps that I would not recommend you try to eat.
Aubrey Elizabeth is a successful Etsy shop owner who has a passion for creative realistic soaps that resemble some of Aubrey’s favorite food items. Based out of Winchester Center, Connecticut, Aubrey has created a well-known business from what started out as a gift idea for her mother.
Choose from a vast collection of soaps that look like edible Oreos, toast with butter, beer, s’mores, bacon and eggs, ice cream, a full sushi set or even a miniature gun.
Aubrey Elizabeth is a successful Etsy shop owner who has a passion for creative realistic soaps that resemble some of Aubrey’s favorite food items. Based out of Winchester Center, Connecticut, Aubrey has created a well-known business from what started out as a gift idea for her mother.
Choose from a vast collection of soaps that look like edible Oreos, toast with butter, beer, s’mores, bacon and eggs, ice cream, a full sushi set or even a miniature gun.
Trend Themes
1. Realistic Food-inspired Soaps - There is a growing trend of handmade soaps that resemble favorite food items, providing potential for creative and unique bath products.
2. Artistic Soap Crafting - The popularity of handmade soaps is giving rise to a trend of artisans creating visually appealing soap designs, offering opportunities for artistic expression and craftsmanship.
3. Novelty Bath Products - The demand for novelty bath products, like soaps that mimic food items, is on the rise, creating a market for unique and playful bathroom accessories.
Industry Implications
1. Handmade Soap Industry - The handmade soap industry can capitalize on the trend of realistic food-inspired soaps by developing innovative product lines and expanding their offerings.
2. Art and Craft Supplies Industry - Art and craft supplies industry can tap into the demand for artisan soap crafting by providing specialized tools and materials tailored for soap-making artisans.
3. Gift and Specialty Retail Industry - The gift and specialty retail industry can benefit from the popularity of novelty bath products by sourcing and stocking unique and unconventional bath accessories in their stores.
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