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Re: "Imperial Leather" Flavouring for Soap

Posted: Sat Jan 29, 2011 1:29 pm
by Milims
I looked the the website - apparently it's supposed to smell like an Imperial Russian Court! http://www.imperialleather.co.uk/our-story/our-history

Re: "Imperial Leather" Flavouring for Soap

Posted: Sat Jan 29, 2011 9:41 pm
by darkbrowneggs
contadina wrote:What chickens lay your dark brown eggs Sue?
Hi there - I keep the traditional English Cuckoo Marans, not all of this breed lay such dark eggs but I have been working on my strain for quite a few years now improving both the colour of the eggs and the quanity and size of the eggs they lay. The eggs in my avatar are some they laid last spring, and although not every egg is as dark as those, but they have laid some even darker :iconbiggrin:

They are nice-natured big friendly birds, and they are a dual purpose bird, so excess cockerels make excellent birds for the pot if you are so inclined :wink:

You can check out lots of piccies of the birds and more of the eggs on
http://www.darkbrowneggs.info

All the best
Sue

Re: "Imperial Leather" Flavouring for Soap

Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2011 4:30 am
by contadina
I'd be sorely tested if I didn't live in Italy. Gorgeous birds and you'd never need to tint and egg for Easter ever again :iconbiggrin: .

Re: "Imperial Leather" Flavouring for Soap

Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2011 4:19 pm
by Zech
Susie wrote:(Actually, just googled, and they say their fragrance was originally a blend of 'Turkish Rose, Lavender, Cumin and Precious Amber', I can see the cumin but I'm not sure about the rest, anyway shows you how much I know! ;-) ).
Evidently much more than I do :oops:

Maybe it was because I grew up with it, but I've always thought that was just what soap smelt like!
Rosendula wrote:I can't stand the fact that it has a little label on it
I can't stand labels either and peel them off whenever I can. When I was quite young I once carefully peeled the label of the soap, and Mum had to explain to me that you stand the soap on the label to keep it from going soggy.