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  1. Patchouli is one of my top sellers but I think most people want it in soap, lotion bars, sprays or roll-ons, I don't know if Body Butter is the right medium for it. But who knows. You could try making something else. It smells awesome in CP soap, especially after the person using it get out of the shower :cheesy2:

  2. and from what I remember the company that makes the gelee bath has very strict trademark rules about trying to duplicate their product...not like I ever thought that would stop anyone LOL

    The lady on ebay is selling it and they are buying her $5.95 bars as well.

    I used to sell a lot of soap on ebay, but only loafs but then last year so many people started throwing their stuff on so I stopped, I actually have retained some regular customers from ebay and they now buy from my site.

  3. I sell my soaps for $5 but have a price break for 3/$12 and 5/$20, the last 2 allow for $4 a bar. I sell a lot of 5/$20, and have some people buy 10 for $40. Just you special is for odd numbers not even, it is a marketing thing, the brain is intrigued with odd numbers

    Good Luck:D

  4. Ok, I have been running low on Shea, was getting it from CF but theres has not been consistant when I make Whipped Shea Butter. So today a wholesale account calls to place an order for Whips and don't you know I have been meaning to order from some other suppliers to test consistancy etc but like always don't scramble until it is ABSOLUTELY necessary:(

    So I decide to buy from OBN, heard a lot of good things about them plus they are in Ohio, I am in KY, just not close enough to pick it up.

    My wholesale account likes the refined shea butter so I purchased the Extra Refined, has anyone used this grade and how did it whip if used in butters? Nothing like coming and asking after I made the purchase:D

    TIA

  5. We usually have our tables on outside so customers don't have to come in and it does better, customers don't feel like you are going to trap them then, (tried the other way), but there are several shows we do which we have the reverse set-up and it works but they are in a different area than most of our shows

    BTW....it looks great

  6. Awesome set-up, it looks like it was probably not a very big show anyway...I would, personally, take all my product to my next show, you never know, the next one you might get slammed, also, a well stocked booth is inviting to customer....JMO

    GREAT JOB

  7. But pots are so much easier! The problem I had with tubes is that I would fill them and as they hardened they shrunk, showing a hole in the middle of the tube. I know other people suffer from the same thing and have been advised just to pour more over the top once they've hardened. That's just too much effort in my opinion.

    Top them off with more base and once it starts to harden hit with a heat gun to meld the original base and the topped off base together, otherwise the topped off base with just fall of when you roll it up.

    BTW, I find the tubes much more practical, and yes the pots look nice, especially those English style at MMS:Dbut I prefer to make and sell the tubes. I want the oval tubes next

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