CibariaSoapSupply

Usually Google has all of the answers... not this time!

Scented: Yup, I just had that dream last night. haha I think as long as I follow directions closely.. I will be just fine. I've already warned my cats that some stuff may go down.

Is it required to label the ingredients if you're selling in a public place? I'm not sure, but I think I've heard this before...

Chocolate! I've never actually tried a body butter than can be eaten - and to second the previous poster's question... how does it taste?

Wow, I've never even heard of that - wish I could help!

Perhaps packaging preferences vary by who you are selling to. I'd advise having your customers taking a small survey (via email, or something you can mail to them), and ask a few questions as to if they'd like to see packaging on their soap, if so, do they like boxes... and so on.

The uline idea is also a great one. It's very cost efficient.

Good luck!

Those look great! Do you sell at gift shops nearby? I imagine tourist eat that up!

Wow - sounds like a pretty intense process! I wonder if people make things that intricate by shaving/sculpting?

Packaging seems to make the product, but I'm noticing when it comes to soap, it's so very different. Unless you're buying something uber high-end, it doesn't seem to go over so well for some reason.

I love designing the packaging though.

And, those are cute boxes!

Ah, I see! So, I was racking my brain trying to figure how they managed that soap, and it's a dipped type of thing. Interesting!

I have much to learn!

Thanks for answering!

I saw this picture of super-thin leaf soap that I just posted on my blog: blog.cibariasoapsupply.com , and I am wondering how someone make something like that? Do they use tiny little molds?

I'm brand new to soap making, but I'd love to do intricate things like that!! how cool! And their packaging is so sleek!

I've been thinking of getting some for my first batch of soap, I've heard it's great for sensitive skin.

Wow, Very nice! I definitely like that deep red color!

Hi rockmartsoy - I'm new too! I'm also very new to soap making, and have yet to make my first batch.

Nice to meet you!

Your answer is comforting. My biggest fear is making that first batch of soap and having it come out horribly... possibly even blowing up my kitchen.