Q: Would hermit crabs like to live in these cozy, cavernous shells?
A: No. Hermit crabs like to be near water, and soap starts to dissolve when it gets wet. Would YOU want to live in a soap house?
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Q: These look suspiciously like chocolates.
A: We agree. They don't smell like chocolates, though, so it's not likely that someone will confuse the two and eat soap.
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Q: Are these hollow or solid?
A: SoapShells soaps are solid.
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Q: approx what size is each soap ?
A: All three SeaShell Soaps range from 2"- 3" in length. The box that they come in is roughly 3"x 3".
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Q: What sort of scent? I've not found seashells particularly an appealing scent so assume it is not "natural"
A: SoapShells SeaShell Soaps are scented with jasmine and a blend of other fragrances. We've listened to seashells, but we haven't spent much time smelling them! However, the SoapShells certainly don't smell like sand, fish, or saltwater.
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Q: Will I be able to hear the ocean if I put the seashells by my ear?
A: We quickly researched this, and the "ocean sounds" phenomenon you get when holding a conch shell up to your ear is really just the ambient noise around you being captured and resonated inside the shell. You'll actually get a similar effect if you just cup both hands over your ear. You will not get the same effect, however, if you hold a SoapShell up to your ear, because they are solid.
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