socscents

I have been using the contessa and round 4 oz jars for a while and I have had no problem w/them. However, I really like the look of the molded plastic jars that bath & body works and the body shop use. Does anyone know where that type of a jar can be purchsed?

Thanks in advance for your help,

soc:confused:

i leave mine white. as the previous poster stated, any of my fragrances with vanilla tend to change to a tannish color

I color every scent that i have - mostly pastel colors - a little color goes a long way

I have sold a lot of the bath teas in baskets as well as by themselves - and I just purchased some of the 4 differents teas from wsp - they are all very good

IMO - the BCN is very cloudy - to the extent that you would not want to put it in a clear bottle - and i didn't like it - I gave some to a friend to try it - she wasn't at all impressed either.....

WSP - luxury bath spray can also be used on your hair and it is 100% clear - is not sticky and I love it - really easy to ad scent & color.

Hope this helps,

Sheila:yay:

I do both 4 & 8 oz. My 8oz has a pump and the 4oz a flip top. Some people like the larger bottle of 1 scent and others like to try 2 different scents by buying the 2 4oz for the same price as the 1 8oz.

Hope that helps,

so'c

Do you mean this lotion?

http://www.essentialwholesale.com/product_p/345.htm

Thanks for your reply. This is their new formulation which is now organic - the old formulation was not organic, it was "all natural" and it was much cheaper than 49.00 a gallon.

Sheila

thought this might help - Dr Gott is great w/coming up w/home cures for just about everything and this was in our local paper on Tues.

Treat psoriasis with home cures

December 8, 2007

ok so i can't get it to post so if anyone is interested in this info please pm me your e-mail adr and i will forward it to you

Sheila

Hello everyone,

I am searching for a recipe or wholesale by the gallon - natural peppermint foot lotion. I purchased from Essential Wholesale, a few gallons of their natural peppermint foot lotion - and they no longer sell it - and of course everyone suddenly loves it. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Please let me know,

Sheila

the owner did finally give me a credit, but that was not the point. If you advertise that something weighs a certain amount and you know that the folks that are making products from it that have to weigh out also - you should be sending the amount that you are advertising. She was very rude since she felt that it was such a small amount. However, imo she knew she was wrong because she changed the weight on the website, but notice she didn't change the price.

Inez,

I haven't had any problems with the scent lasting a good while - of course some fo's are stronger than others. But I haven't had any complaints. Hope this helps you.

I use the linen spray from JS. No alcohol smell at all. And of course so FO's are stronger than others, but I have sprayed it on my furnace filter and everytime the heat comes on (for days) I can still smell it. The best part is the price and you really don't have to use very much of the base to make an 8oz spray bottle. Love, love, love it.

love, love, love, JS Muscadine

I know this won't help you right now, but in the future you should try JS has a wonderful and easy linen spray and it absolutely does not smell like alcohol. It is the best that I have come across and is really easy to work with too.

You could get a large syringe from the Vet or a Feed Supply store also get some flexible tubing from the hardware store, that fits over the tip of the syringe, and do this method http://www.brambleberry.com/lotion.html

I stick a metal funnel in the tube and put the product in the funnel - then I keep squeezing the tube and it sucks the product right down in the tube like magic. Hope this works for y'all.

"do Not Eat"

Anyone tried JS sugar scrub? I'm fixing to order some fo and wanted to try it.

hey babyrn,

I used the js sugar scrub before she ran out, and I loved it. After talking to Becky, she says I will really love this. I have 2 on the way now. Hope this helps.

Soc

Has anyone tried the m&p glitter stick base from ah/re? If so what did you think?

Thanks,

so'c

Has anyone else had this problem with Amy?

Don't go running off to order this. I haven't tried it yet, although I do have it. I have been waiting for the owner of the company to get back to me as to why they are selling a product that does not weigh what they say it weighs. They have since changed the weight on the website but didn't change the price. I will give an update, Friday will be a week since I contacted the owner.

Has anyone tried the m&p glitter stick base from ah/re? If so what did you think?

Thanks,

so'c

Don't go running off to order this. I haven't tried it yet, although I do have it. I have been waiting for the owner of the company to get back to me as to why they are selling a product that does not weigh what they say it weighs. They have since changed the weight on the website but didn't change the price. I will give an update, Friday will be a week since I contacted the owner.

I love JS pink peppercorn, and cashmere, they are both really wonderful and I do both in a light pink.

soc

I also have a ton of JS oils and I have had no problem with them at all. I do B&B however I have 4 friends that I know use her oils in candles and they have never had a problem at all. Maybe some folks need to make some changes to there products not drum up bs to complain about. And as for her customer svc, I am sure if you had a problem with anything that she has sold you, BECKY herself would do whatever it takes to make you happy. I think that some folks need to knock it off and find something else to talk about. Like me since I speak the truth, I am sure I will be next, but that is ok I have broad shoulders too & I work full time so I don't have time for all of the petty crap.

Hey everyone,

I am looking for a base for anti bacteria gel, you know everyone carries them in their purse, in the car, on the desk at work etc. Does anyone know where I could find such a thing.

Thanks,

Sheila