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It's a stronger scent than our first shampoo, which I find great for waking me up with the tea tree and eucalyptus. In short, it rocks. You can see it's greener than the other one; that's the sea kelp, said to be great for hair. I honestly can't rave enough about this one, so I might as well stop here and introduce...
well, that's the thing. We haven't got a name for it! Hair Dew (our first shampoo) took much thought and made sense for that product, but with this one we're stumped. So... we're leaving it up to you. I should let you know that this contest is not limited to followers of the blog, it's also open to Facebook fans, Twitter followers, members of the Handmade Artists' Forum, members of other discussion forums of which I'm a member... in short, everywhere. The prize? A free bar of this new shampoo! We'll send you one, and we'll foot the bill for shipping too (in the lower 48 of the United States). If you're outside of the lower 48 states, you can feel free to enter, but shipping charges will be paid by you.
To enter, click here and use the contact form on the Reef Botanicals site to give us your idea for the name of the shampoo. Unlimited entries per person, and the contest will end on Sunday, February 14, 2010, (yes, Valentine's Day) at 10 p.m. EST. Just note that only entries emailed via the website contact page will be considered. The winner will be announced here on Tuesday, February 16, and contacted via email for a mailing address.
Our ingredient list, to help you with ideas: A variety of oils, cocoa butter, chamomile, honey, sea kelp, tea tree essential oil, eucalyptus essential oil.
For those of you who can't wait and want to buy the new shampoo before it's named, it's available on the site as "Contest Shampoo."
4 comments:
I'm outside the USA but love playing name games. How about:
Hairven Scent
or
Smells like Hairven
Ha, funny! Do me a favor, though? Go to www.reefbotanicals.com and use the contact form to email the name ideas to us? That way we have them all in one place on Sunday night. :D
Oh, I also entered the contest on your blog for your AWESOME Chinese New Year necklace. (If anyone is reading this, check it out, people! http://lynwoodjewelry.wordpress.com/
Why don't you just call it, "Roots"
Brings in the Tea Tree, Eucalyptus but also describes hair.
Happy Valentine's Day!
Looks fabulous Larissa! Tea tree oil is very good for your hair and scalp....I bet it smells great......
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