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Speaking of coffee, if you're looking to find something special for Valentine's Day to give the lovable but ever-wired coffee addict in your life, the natural choice would be...coffee? No. Do you really want to give your girl/boy-friend, husband/wife or part-time lover a bag of beans? Think of it the other way around. You happen to love tennis, but do you want to get a pair of terry cloth wristbands for Valentine's Day?Heck no! Those gifts are fine for say, Memorial Day, but this is Valentine's Day, and you want it to be something that is special and romantic and shows you understand your loved one's habit. For the coffee lover, how about a set of luxurious Caramel Cafe Latte soaps? The soaps have the sweet scent of caramel and familiar smell of coffee, but will let your lovee relax rather than get amped up.
The Gift Box of soaps with a small bowl are available from Gianna Rose for $31.50.
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1-23-2007 @2:47PM LeisureGuy said... And if your sweetie shaves, here are two fantastic shaving soaps: First is QED's fantastic Mocha-Java shaving stick (scroll down). He rubs the shaving stick against the grain all over his wet beard, the builds the lather on his face with a brush. This stuff is so good-smelling it's carefully labeled "Not for consumption." :)
The other is the equally great Mocha Coffee Shea-Butter Shaving Soap from Honeybee Spa. She ships just a puck (and you can get three for same shipping cost as one), which fits exactly in the Rubbermaid 1-cup container with the red lid.
Great stuff.
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1-23-2007 @2:47PM LeisureGuy said... Weird. The links disappeared.
QED: www.qedusa.com, click "Other fabulous toiletry products" and scroll down.
Honeybee Spa shaving soaps: http://tinyurl.com/yctaxw
Sorry about that.
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1-23-2007 @2:52PM Caley Walsh said... I'm a strong proponent of homemade gifts (and food). How about a chocolate spa day?
Check it out:
Stupid Cupid Article
http://www.recipe4living.com/content/view/11346/307/
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1-23-2007 @3:07PM Inaya said... Make sure you read their disclaimer that is REALLY tiny at the bottom! I doubt you'd want to purchase something known to contribute to birth defects.
California Disclaimer-The materials used as colored decoration on this product’s soap dish may contain lead and/or cadmium, chemicals known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm.
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1-23-2007 @3:14PM calamari said... California has unusually aggressive environmental laws, so you're probably being warned about an amount of lead and/or cadmium that wouldn't rate a warning in most other states. (You should see the warning signs on new homes!)
Your comfort level on environmental chemicals is, of course, your choice -- but do be aware that California-based companies have to warn you about issues that companies elsewhere do not, so a warning-free soap dish from, say, Ohio, may actually contain a higher level of cadmium.
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1-25-2007 @1:20PM One Cup Coffee Makers said... Coffee tastes great, but do you really want to smell like coffee?? I love the smell of coffee, but this sounds a little bizarre - anyone tried these?
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