Delicious Treats To Sweeten Anybody's Bath Water
Kyon — February 17, 2009 — Art & Design
References: blissfulbath
At first glance, I thought this was a cupcake, but when I read the information about, oh no, I found out it was actually soap. I really like the way these designers thought outside of the box when designing their soap and opted to go for something much more original
The cupcake soap emits the scent of fresh-baked cupcakes with just a hint of cherry, raspberry or lemon fragrance. I'd almost prefer to eat it than bath with it.
Hand decorated just like the real thing, the fizzy bath creation is the size of a regular cupcake, except the frosting, sprinkles and decorations are inedible as they are all made of soap.
The cupcake soap emits the scent of fresh-baked cupcakes with just a hint of cherry, raspberry or lemon fragrance. I'd almost prefer to eat it than bath with it.
Hand decorated just like the real thing, the fizzy bath creation is the size of a regular cupcake, except the frosting, sprinkles and decorations are inedible as they are all made of soap.
Trend Themes
1. Edible-inspired Soaps - The trend of creating personal care products with unique and edible-inspired designs opens up opportunities for companies to differentiate themselves and connect with customers on a sensory level.
2. Scented Self-care - The popularity of fragranced personal care items highlights the demand for an indulgent sensory experience in daily routines, and presents an opportunity for companies to develop innovative and appealing scents.
3. Non-food Food-related Products - The trend toward non-food items with food-inspired designs and themes allows companies to experiment with unconventional approaches to creating everyday products and appeal to customers' nostalgia and emotions.
Industry Implications
1. Personal Care - Companies in the personal care industry can innovate by offering unique, delicious-smelling products that encourage customers to indulge their senses and feel good about their self-care routine.
2. Fragrance - In the fragrance industry, there is an opportunity to push the boundaries of traditional scents and create daring and enticing scents that appeal to adventurous consumers looking for a unique sensory experience.
3. Home Goods - The home goods industry can explore food-related designs for non-food products, offering customers products that add fun and variety to their decor while also tapping into their love for food and nostalgia.
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