Thank you Charlotte! :)

​@loveofearthco hey random question, do you guys use regular toilet paper or an alternative?

@@KT-tv2fxprob a bidet

@@asha2sick makes sense👍

​@@asha2sickyou still have to use paper to dry yourself off don't you?

It's promoting consumerism either way

​@eh7995 You need to buy soap, toothpaste, and other hygiene items either way. So your options are to go for products with disposable packaging, or purchase reusable containers and refills. I think promoting the options with less enviornmental impact is a good thing, personally, though I don't know anything about this company in particular.

@@eh7995 humans need to consume no matter what. Make it zero waste - and stfu

Same it makes me cringe so bad

Well that’s sad. I think you’re much smarter than what you just gave yourself credit for

u dont know how to use a towel? or bar of soap?

@@yangkikhangsar885 thats exactly my point…WHAT BAR OF SOAP?

​@@noahcraventhe white rectangle wrapped with cardboard in the shower

@@beanbugiso when im washing my hands i have to go into the shower just for soap? very convenient

Have to sadly agree. It really sucks, doesn't it? Having to make sure products have as little scent as possible is already so much harder than it has to be. Having people around that do t use, but Bath in perfume? 😢

I'm sure they know if their guests are unable to us scented things or not.

@DearLilBunBun Unable is not the same thing as sensitive though. A lot of people I know don't even know that about me unless they ask to buy me a scented gift like a perfume and even then they won't know the full scope. You may not even need to be sensitive to need specific scents it could just be a preference thing. For example me, I'm sensitive to citrus smell, makes me extremely nauseous, and pine makes me sneeze and cough, but eucalyptus, I just hate it, I can't stand it at all. But again most people don't know this and they also don't ask, moreover, most people who do these kinds of things, stocking the bathroom for the guest, just go with the products they like and often innocently forget about the scent or the possibility of an inssue with it.

@Elyanley Yea it can be daunting.

i don't think any of this stuff would negatively affect someone with sensitive skin

www.loveofearthco.com your wish is my command ✨

You must be great colleagues 😂

They are great! but make sure you aren’t allergic to anything. My lavender shower was not the serene experience I pictured 😂

@@Jayne_e Aw dang! Thanks, that's a good point

Thank you it is a vintage piece!!💚

I make them myself! :) loveofearthco.com/products/mini-coconut-bowl-candle?_pos=1&_psq=Mini+ca&_ss=e&_v=1.0

You don't introduce guests to where/what things are in your house?

@@arininquotes8396 yes, I might need to tell them which door is the bathroom, and which is the kitchen. But I don't need to point out the soap. MY soap is self-evident.

@@nothingreallymattressesif you can’t figure out that it’s soap then you’re slow and so are your guests

Me too, and it drives me crazy when I have to use the hand towel for my hair because I forgot to ask for a second bath towel or failed to realize that I only had one before I got into the shower. With having long hair (and I mean long, just a few mm short of my hips) I need to keep my hair up in a towel while I am dressing and doing my skincare or else I am just asking for knots and as I’m sure everyone would agree, there is nothing fun about untangling wet, knotted hair!

Conditioner concentrate is your friend

She grates up a bar of soap and puts the bits in a jar

I wouldn’t use someone’s soap bits. I would wonder if it was from a used one.

I appreciate that! Luxury wasn’t my goal but it’s cool that’s what’s coming across :)

​@@loveofearthcoa pampering atmosphere is probably a better description hehe

Lol! Well welcome to the crew officially haha

Gotchu!

Thank you! My husband worked hard for us to have it. I’m very grateful for him

The guests take it with them. So nothing is wasted