Greenville, SC CBD Bath Bomb Brand Jazzy’s Exquisites Reveals 2021 Product Lines

Dec 9, 2020

Based out of Greenville, S.C., Jazzmine of Jazzy’s Exquisites is launching a new 2021 bath and body line that will consist of companion lotions to her handmade soaps, shower bombs, & bath bombs.

Greenville, United States - December 9, 2020 /PressCable/ —

GREENVILLE, SC – Jazzmine Jeter is proud to announce Jazzy’s Exquisites new product lines for 2021

At 27 years old, Jazzmine Jeter isn’t just Mother of three. She’s an entrepreneur with a brand new product line

Based out of Greenville, S.C., Jazzy’s Exquisites is both a black-owned and woman-owned small business that began this summer. From humble beginnings, selling from her car in parking lots, at the flea market, and offering local delivery, she is announcing her brand new 2021 product line on her new website, ShopExquisites.com. Originally selling handmade CBD Bath and Shower Bombs that she claims help with eczema, pain, and general stress relief, Jazzy has expanded her business to include bath and body products that she says have been a hit with her community, citing her testimonials to back that up.

“I saw the relief that my CBD Bath and Shower Bombs brought my grandma and friends, and just knew I could improve more lives by making my products more available. Since then I’ve expanded my business to include exquisitely scented soaps, shower bombs, bath bombs, gorgeous lip oils and glosses, key chains, and other accessories” – Jazzmine Jeter

To show your support, shop at https://shopexquisites.com/collections/ or follow Jazzmine on social media!

“I have osteoarthritis in my knees and some days I’m hopping instead of walking because of my pain but since Jazzmine of Jazzy’s Exquisites introduced me to CBD bath bombs it has made a very big difference in my pain these days. I can move a whole lot b etter than usual. My pain has been very minimum. Also I haven’t had any aching in my knees as much when I’m sleeping since I’ve been using the CBD bombs. CBD has really made a difference for these knees. Thanks Jazzy Exquisites.” – Fran Massey

Jazzmine Jeter reported that after she suffered through bouts of eczema, she was determined to ensure her products’ ingredients were minimal, gentle on the skin, and enjoyable to use. In light of the winter weather coming around, she shared that the new 2021 line will consist of companion lotions to pair with her handmade soaps, shower bombs, and bath bombs. For the holidays, Jazzy has put together gif t sets that will also be available for purchase through messaging her on any of her social media profiles. If this product launch goes well, Jazzy hopes to release her own perfumes and mens’ colognes in the coming business quarter.

“Jazzy’s Exquisites was made with the intention to help relieve, enhance, and inspire the lives of others,” – Jazzmine Jeter, owner of Jazzy’s Exquisites

In addition to promoting her bath and body products, she says that you can often find her promoting self care on social media and facilita ting the growth of other small businesses both by purchasing from them, promoting them on her personal social media, and putting them in touch with other entrepreneurs so that they can develop mutually beneficial relationships.

“A huge part of mental health for me is being able to control my destiny and having a good support network. I control my destiny through entrepreneurship, and that’s why I’m excited whenever a friend or family member shows interest in entrepreneurship – it means they’re taking the first step to taking control over their destiny and I love being able to support that.” – Jazzmine Jeter

With the launch of her new product line and brand new website, Jazzmine states that she couldn’t be happier to be sharing the holidays with you as she moves forward in her entrepreneurial journey.

Contact Info:
Name: Jazzmine Jeter
Email: Send Email
Organization: Jazzy's Exquisites
Address: 217 Murrell Road Lot 82, Greenville, SC 29605, United States
Website: https://shopexquisites.com/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 88989061

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