A Pony Called Steve is an ethical and vegan friendly company that produce the most utterly divine scented products to fill your bathroom with joy. With a quirky edge and retro feel, the array of fragrances are ones that bring back memories and sound edible but have been brought up to date in a modern natural way and can now be part of my daily bathroom routine.
If you’re wondering where the name ‘A Pony Called Steve‘ comes from then I suggest you read this, but for me I’m won over by their unique but familiar fragrances. It’s clear from the initial sniff that they source high quality, cruelty free ingredients to make the most highly fragranced, but natural smelling products. Their range is toiletry based so think along the lines of soap bars, liquid hand soap, body wash, bath fizz, body lotion and even candles.
The quirky scents are what draw you in with names such as Pear Drops, Cherry Cola, Parma Violets, Mojito, Honeyed Raspberry to name just a few, they all sound great and if they smell as good as the Pink Lemonade then I can assure you that they will be worth worth trying out. Everything is packaged in fun, colourful designs that will look great in your bathroom and make delightful gifts.
Onto the Pink Lemonade products that I’ve been trying out, the hand soap and bar of soap. To be quite honest these smell totally luscious – I could sniff them all day and I do love smelling my hands after washing them. The fragrance is just divine – not at all artificial, just natural and quite frankly amazing. The product itself lathers well in both liquid and solid forms and leaves my hands/body beautifully clean. I love these products and they are most definitely the sort of thing I’d add to my birthday/Christmas lists and think would make a great gift for others too. Being as natural as they can, no testing on animals whatsoever and vegan friendly, they are well worth checking out as one of the fresh new brands around and one I’d be more than happy to receive myself!
All reviews are my own and my family’s opinions and we received the product in order to write an honest review.
9yr old Miss M was eager to get started and we found the instructions simple to follow and carry out. You simply put various amounts of blocks of glycerine soap and pigment into a beaker and melt it in the microwave. Once in liquid form you can add drops of colouring and stir in, then before it turns to a solid again, quickly pour it into the moulds to set. We repeated this process several times making different colours and multiple cake pieces.
Aren’t the finished soaps beautiful? In fact we think they look good enough to eat although of course they won’t be very tasty!
