Bath Products
The Fragrance Factor
Consumers - who are mostly women in this segment - may be looking for what the product can do for them and their skin, but in specialty bath, fragrance is still the strongest selling point.
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Targeting the Body
Aromatherapy isn't the only segment of the market receiving a big push - body specific products are becoming popular as well. If consumers need something extra for any part of their body - such as lotions to invigorate tired toes, gels to exfoliate elbows or creams to eliminate excess cellulite - manufacturers are more than willing to give it to them.
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Filling the Bath
Once a company knows what a consumer wants and then delivers the goods, successful sales usually follow - until the consumers decides she needs something else.
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Beauty in the Bath
Today's consumers want more than just that squeaky clean feeling from their bath an body products.
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Victoria Vogue Water Activated Cleansing Sponge
Water activated technology makes this new cleansing sponge a breakthrough in skin care.
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Shonfeld's Earth Oval Oil Lamps
These beautiful oval oil lamps can make any room more beautiful. Clean burning, smokeless, and odorless.
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a.k.a. Bath Bubble
Billows of fragrant bubbles create a relaxing spa a.k.a. Bath Bubble were formulated to compliment your favorite prestige fragrance. Used in combination with a.k.a. Body Wash and Body Crame, this luxurious scent lasts all day.
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Aquis Microfiber Long Hair Towel
A super soft and luxurious hair towel that is designed to gently absorb much of the excess, drippy water, helps reduce split ends and damaged follicles, contributing to healthier hair and saving you time.
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Seaweed Slim Soap
Encenza's Seaweed Slim Soap contains 100% natural ingredients, such as, essential oils, olive oil and minerals from the Dead Sea.
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