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What Others Are Saying - Love Etc…
Here’s what others are saying about our new scent, Love Etc!
Every so often, we like to take some time to click around to other blogs and see what people are saying about The Body Shop and our products. We love customer feedback and reviews, because they help us to create and modify our products to give you exactly what you want!
We are absolutely thrilled with the launch of our new fragrance, Love Etc…, a long awaited arrival to our scent collection, but we were anxious to see what everyone else had to say. Here’s what we have to report on what others are saying about Love Etc…around the blogosphere recently.
- Cosmetic Candy took a deep breath of Love Etc… and fell for the warmth of the vanilla notes. The vanilla base notes help to give Love Etc… a touch of sensuality, and we’re glad that she found it suited her quite well!
- And speaking of ingredients, Daisy Green made sure to note their approval of the use of Community Trade alcohol, which is distilled from Ecuadorian sugar cane. We’re glad that Community Trade is just as important to those gals as it is to us!
- It seems that Ella Cinderella was also smitten by the fruity notes with vanilla undertones, so much so that she’s taken to tossing the smaller size into her handbag. Now that’s what we call favoritism!
- Aside from raving about the scent, Lily Loves Lola was also on about the cute packaging! What can we say, how else could bottled love look but cute!
Hi, just bought Love ETC eau de parfum the other day. I like it. But I guess the scent is not as strong as I thought it would be.
Comment by Viveca — October 22, 2009 @ 10:07 am
Hi Viveca! We’re delighted that you like the scent, but if you’d like it to smell a bit stronger, we recommend “layering.” Layering is where you use several products with the same scent to intensify it. Try starting with our Love Etc…Body Wash and then following that up with the Love Ect…Body Lotion before applying the perfume!
Comment by admin — October 26, 2009 @ 4:24 pm
I am a great fan of the brand for several years, and I was wondering if you could develop a line of jewelry around aboriginal indigenous cultures to sell along with the products in the stores.
I think it would be a great starting point for several future relationships around fair trade and sustainable development.
We could have combs, bags, earrings, bracelets, unique one of a kind accessories and makeup totes indigenous to every country and trade among them the unique identities of cultures past and present.
My very best regards,
Diane Lee Ricardo
Comment by Diane Lee Ricardo — October 27, 2009 @ 7:20 pm