About Lorraine Larrieux Crafts, LLC

 

             

 

Bonjour!

My Name is Bria.  Welcome to my petite boutique! I started making my own bath products out of sheer love for self-care. I have always loved bath products of all sorts; natural and simple bath products, crazy colorful and fragrant ones, bath salts, scrubs, gels, lotions, bubbles and soap -- you name it, since I was a little girl.... but the products didn't always love me back. I have dry, sensitive skin, and it is difficult to find something that is gentle, yet still smells amazing and is fun to use or give as gifts. In those younger days, I looked forward to store brand soaps and a simple milk bath at either of my grandmother's houses. My grandmothers were both hard-working women that served others and provided for their families with their handmade creations. Fast forward to today, and their names are literally the source of my business name, Lorraine Larrieux.

There is something so comforting about a good bath or shower that can give you an outstandingly refreshing start, or a ritualistically calming end to your day. Bath time was always my moment of reflection, usually accompanied by good music (and singing along to that music), sometimes a few candles. When I make a bath product, I select ingredients well known for their benefits on skin of all types. I have worked in the bath and body cosmetics industry for many years, and I am a proud, card toting member of the "bath fanatic" club. Anyone who knows me will tell you that bath treats are my favorite subject. I am determined to share my love of self-care with everyone I encounter, in sincere hopes that your life is changed for the better, one awesome bathing experience at a time.  

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SOAP BAR BEST PRACTICES:

Sure, you know how to lather up — but these tips from a true soap lover will help your bars last longer and go further!

  1. Store unused, wrapped soaps in a cool, dry place away from humidity.
  2. Keep bars out of standing water — a wire rack or well-ventilated soap dish allows them to dry completely between uses, preserving every last drop of goodness.
  3. Cut large bars in half, using one half at a time to extend the life of your bar.
  4. Save those precious slivers! Tuck them into a soap saver bag to use every bit. It's a zero-waste win — and they won't slip through your fingers.