Rosemary Lavender Honey Hand Soap

Lively music plays in the background. No dialogue.
A flowing white sheet transitions into the view of a kitchen sink. The sink is clean and black, set
against white tile walls and a window. Outside the window, green leaves drift in the breeze. Two
ceramic bowls and a pile of light purple towels sit on a wooden serving tray on the right. To the
right of the faucet sits a purple jar filled with sprigs of lavender. A purple towel hangs off the
faucet handle. To the left of the faucet sit a bottle of Savannah Bee Company Rosemary
Lavender Honey Hand Soap and a bottle of Rosemary Lavender Honey Body Lotion. Their
labels both have drawings of beehives with bees flying around them.
A woman with brown hair and a white shirt walks into view.
The woman turns on the water and pumps some hand soap onto her hand.
She lathers the soap in her hands under the flowing water. She rinses the soap off, leaving her
hands looking clean and moisturized.
A closer view shows the Rosemary Lavender Honey Hand Soap and Body Lotion next to the
faucet, as well as the towel and the jar of lavender. Soft sunlight shines through the window.
The scene fades to a light blue-gray, and the Savannah Bee Company logo appears on screen.
Beneath it, the words “Save the bees” type out in typewriter font.