Cleaning up raw crawdaddy hands
Mar 10th, 2009 Posted in Customer Profiles | no comment »
Crawfish
Recently I got to speak for a while with one of our customers at SoapCrafters.com, Alisa.
Alisa owns “Tripletsoap.com“, a company she started with her family and named after her triplet boys. They sell all sorts of homemade products including unique soaps, lotions, gift baskets, shampoos and shower gels.
Alisa’s BIG product is her invention “Crawfish Boil Hand Soap”.
“When the triplets were babies, I wore rubber gloves when I peeled crawfish to keep my hands free from seasonings that could burn their delicate skin. My family and friends laughed at me and honestly, the gloves were awkward and tasted funny. Mama does what’s best for baby and counts her blessings, right? Well, Mama created a soap that gets your hands clean, so go ahead and dig in! Keep a bottle in your kitchen for onion and garlic hands, too!” Alisa’s quote from TripleSoap.com.
So, she did some experimenting and came up with the Crawfish Boil Hand Soap! She will be featuring this fine product at:
the LOUISIANA CRAWFISH FESTIVAL, March 26-29, 2009. Chalmette, Louisiana (Knights of Columbus Event),
and the SHREVEPORT MUDBUG FESTIVAL, May 21-24, 2009. Shreveport, Louisiana.
Stop by if you’re in the area and tell Alisa I sent you in to pick up some of her famous Crawfish Boil Hand Soap!
Alisa is a real go-getter and when she has an idea on a new product, she goes all the way with it! She’s an inspiration to small business owners everywhere. Maybe she was born to take on the world, or maybe it was from giving birth to triplets, at any rate, we’re proud to have her as a customer at SoapCrafters.com.
Alisa says,
“Familiar with the chain stores that sell bath products? Good. Then you are going to love us! We are down-right snotty about our ingredients, our fragrances, our oils. In a world of fast, furious and cheap, we are commited to providing quality products at a price everyone can afford. Be it fun in the tub time or pamper and relax time, our soap will float your boat!”
See Alisa’s Triplet Soap Company at http://www.tripletsoap.com.
