Pure Nuff Stuff

What with Christmas approaching and all, I've been very remiss in posting recently, but it's high time I got in gear and let you know what's been happening here at PNS towers, there's so much!

Firstly, there have been a bundle of new products launched recently - check out the New Products section for all of them of course - but our firm favourite has to be the Keep Balm and Carry On.  It was first created last year for a group of builders we had here working on our beautiful building.  At first, we had all the usual giggles from them about being a lovely bunch of girls (they hadn't noticed Barry making soap in the cellar at this point) making soap and smellies of course.  Then one by one, when all thier friends had gone to lunch and weren't overhearing anything, they'd make thier way into the workshop and show us cracked cuticles from plastering or callouses and ask if we had anything to sort them out.  We didn't have anything specific at the time, so we made one.  They were every so good about reporting the results they had bless them and we'd soon perfected the recipe.

The result is a balm that's so healing and helpful it can be used everywhere you've got skin -cuticles, lips, eyebrows (very good for taming we've heard) and elbows, feet, you get the idea.  It's a great alternative to any petrochemical based product you might be familiar with, so we're very pleased with it.  The blend of base oils was put together with very hard skin in mind; it needed to be totally different to anything we'd ever created before, greasy enough to penetrate a callous, soft enough to get out of a tin and healing enough to work quickly.  The essential oils we've used are there for healing and soothing of course and the amount of Vitamin E in there really does a lot of work too.  Not forgetting the very healthy amount of luscious Cornish Beeswax we're lucky enough to get our hands on, that too does real work in there to heal and soothe. 

It was a hard product to name in truth, the fact that it's good for so many things means that it couldn't have a bodypart in the name like most of our others, but so far the feedback on that has been positive too - it raises a smile if nothing else!  But once the idea had been suggested to us on Facebook, it just really fit the product.  It does help you to just do what it says on the tin, carry on, and we really liked that idea.

So that's the story of our favourite new thing - do keep us posted on all the ways you're finding to use it, we never tire of hearing them.