sample size containers

[CountryGal]

where is a good source for sample size containers? (for lotion, sprays and creams)? Please? Thank yoU!

[lavender]

sks-bottle.com is a good place to start. They have a sample container section and you can get an idea of styles you like. They have a $50 min so if that's too much to start, once you know what you like you can then try googling for that specific item.

Blessings, Lisa

[SoapDiva24]

For samples of lotions, and stuff i use the foil packets like KB has. I dont have samples of sprays but if you want to maybe try perfumers paper in a foil packet kind of thing. Hope that helps.

[Hibiscus]

I searched for the foil packets on that site and never found them. Where would I find them? That is kangaroo blue, correct? I get these abbreviations mixed up.

Thanks

[SoapDiva24]

Yes KB is kangaroo blue.

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[ladysj]

Here you go foil samplers

http://www.kangarooblue.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=5_15&zenid=7fbcde38fa5f950da967748f905f5c67

These are nice.

[Hibiscus]

Thanks!

[Soapin_Commando]

BayouSome.com has some nice sample containers.

1/2 oz LDPE Sample Bottles

1/2 oz Clear PET jars

20ml Thick Wall Styrene jars

5ml Mini Treatment Pumps

1 oz Clear PET spray container

1 oz Cobalt Blue PET spray container

Bill Griffith

http://www.BayouSome.com

[ruba]

This is who I order my little foil packets from and she only charges actual shipping. I did a bunch of searching for these and this is the best price I have seen. I am not much help in the other types of sample containers. HTH somewhat.

http://creationsbyrades.com/

I forgot to add that you find them under the "fast buy" section.

Hugs,

Rachel

[Luci]

I've read several posts about the foil sample packs. I've been to the websites and checked them out. Are they messy to fill? Is this a lot more cost effective than the little containers? I do not have the heat impact sealer, so I assume I would have to also buy one of those.

[ruba]

Hi Luci.

the ones I buy can be sealed with a household iron...but I have a food saver so I use that. It can be a little messy, its hard to judge how much to put in there so they done over flow. I am getting ready to do another batch of sample packs here in the next few days and this is what I am going to try out... DH got me a flaovr injector, the ones you use on poultry and meat, and I am going to figure out how many mililiters the packet will hold without leaking when sealing. I will have to post an update on that.

I agree that it is more cost effective than little jars and the amount that the packets I use is enough to at least do your hands and arms...and more when they get over filled:laugh2: . HTH

[Luci]

After I posted that, I wondered if my food saver would work the same. Sounds like one of the flavor injector's would work on those. I will have to do a search and keep my eye out for a small amount to try. Thanks, ruba!