This was our old packaging of our Guest Bar Samplers. It's nice and they do well but I wanted something different. 
Boston Tea Party, with fragrances green tea, chamomile and mango sage.
This was our old packaging of our Guest Bar Samplers. It's nice and they do well but I wanted something different. 

Pictured here is a half a loaf of soap. You could also just cut your loafs into thirds. The slice was cut for the sake of the picture. Added a ribbon and a bath brush viola you have a great gift set. Outlet stores usually have great deals on bath accessories. Another idea is go to an outlet store like T.J. Max and look for bamboo cutting boards. Add your half or third of a loaf to the board, with a dinner knife. (I like going to salvation army and getting the more fancier silver knifes) Wrap it all up in cellophane and you have a great gift idea. This will look so special on someone's bathroom sink.
Another great place to find some inexpensive bathroom accessories is the dollar store. You can get bathroom holders and scrubbies and more there. Use your imagination to come up with some great ideas combining things to make it a great gift.
What I might add to the loaf would be
Loofah (dollar store has them)
nylon scrubbie
cutting board
soap dish
bath brush
pretty wash cloth or hand towel.
If you should decide to do this wrap your loaf up with some cellophane or saron wrap then attach your item.
In the course of making our soaps there is always left overs. So not to be wasteful we make these little guest bars (they are actually bigger than a guest bar weighing in at least 3 oz). Pictured you see a really nice set of black and white.
Using striking copper and red showcased in a pale yellow bar we've created what we think Santa's perfect drink would look like. We specially blended scents to create a cinnamonny egg noggy scent that will have you singing Merry Christmas. I promise the scent will just fill the room.
GIVE A GIFT SOAP LOAF 
