Teach Soap

I see the word more and more in listings. Is there something special about these soaps, scrubs, salts or lotions? Or, is it simply a marketing tool to attract a different clientele? For what it's worth, I've never been to a spa since my budget would never allow it

Thanks -

Connie

It's just a marketing word. I think it's supposed to be a classier way of saying "pamper" while at the same time hinting at a "natural" type as well.

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Genny

I tend to agree with Genny.

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Linda
I know the voices in my head aren't real, but they sure have some great ideas!

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

Not to sound like a nerd, one of the def. of "spa" is : a commercial establishment (as a resort) providing facilities devoted especially to health, fitness, weight loss, beauty, and relaxation.

I think that what people are trying to convey, without using the word "spa" as a marketing tool, is that their product is meant to relax or "soothe" by using a specific scent that is meant to relax such as lavender or chamomile, or by saying that the products are made with natural ingredients. I try to use the word as little as possible, and when I do, I try to use it in it's proper place, if that makes any sense!

Sonya