I’ve got the Blues… Blueberries, that is

Saturday’s the day – my biggest show of the year.  This Saturday is the North Carolina Blueberry Festival.  Peter and I are busy putting the finishing touches on production, and tomorrow will be the mega-wrapping day.  Much of our wares are already wrapped and labeled, but there’s a little bit left to go.  What’s new and great this year?  We’ll be selling a limited edition Blueberry Festival soap featuring the Blueberry Fest logo and a yummy blueberry fragrance.

BlueberryImage by Sara’s Soaps via FlickrWe’ll have a variety of the much-loved flip-flop soaps, including a newish one that looks like last year’s Blueberry Flip Flop soap but with a great scent I’m calling Beach Bound.  There will be many Blueberry and Blueberries & Cream homemade soaps there.  These are wonderful soaps and are a delight for skin.

We’ll also have some new lip balm flavors from which to choose.  And, last but not least, we’ll have a number of my daughter’s Sun On The Go sets.

The biggest deals will be FREE Blueberry Lip Balm with a $10.00 purchase, and the Bargain Box, a full box of great soaps that are less-than-gorgeous and on sale for $2.00 each.  Get ’em while you can; after this show, leftover soaps will be donated to Clean The World.  We’ll be there from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., booth #72, near the intersection of Wilmington Street and S. Walker Road.

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Hi! Sara here! I'm the CEO and Master Artisan here at Coastal Carolina Soap Co. I started out as a hobbyist and started Sara's Soaps 'n Such, which I owned for 14 years. Coastal Carolina Soap Co. was borne out of my love for the North Carolina coast and its natural beauty, and we're bringing that beauty to you in our soaps and body products.

2 thoughts on “I’ve got the Blues… Blueberries, that is”

  1. Thanks, A-M! Darn! Forgot to mention the paper came from Brambleberry. The show went well. Not as awesome as last year, but it wasn't nearly as miserably hot last year. A few of us wished our area could celebrate a crop that was ready for harvest in cooler months of the year. LOL.

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