Soap Flower Bouquet - Lavender Rose & Carnation

Yes. The petals can be separated and added to warm bath water as required. There is no need to use a whole bouquet, or even an entire flower, in one bath.

Yes, individual petals can also be used as small guest soaps. They make an interesting alternative to an ordinary bar of soap, especially in a guest bathroom or for a special occasion.

The smaller heart-shaped boxes and individual roses are particularly suitable for wedding favours, bridal showers and table gifts. Retailers organising larger orders should check availability and packaging details in advance, especially when matching colours are important.

Keep them somewhere cool and dry, away from direct sunlight, damp and excessive heat. The petals are delicate and can be damaged by rough handling, so it's worth keeping the original packaging in place until they're ready to go on display.

These are fragranced bath products, so customers with sensitive skin or known allergies should check the ingredients before use. Some formulations contain fragrance allergens. Avoid describing them as hypoallergenic or suitable for all skin types.

Certainly. Many customers may prefer to enjoy the arrangement as a decorative item for a while before using the petals. Just remind them that these are soap products, so they need to be kept away from moisture and heat.

A mixture of individual roses, smaller gift boxes and a few larger bouquets is a practical starting point. It gives customers a choice of gift sizes without needing to stock every colour and presentation straight away. Once you see which styles attract the most interest, it's easy to build on the range.