Ladies Things

What are the best labels to use for private packaging of my natural body care products that i make myself. I have tried going to office depot and staples and they just dont have the right kind of labels that i am looking for. Keep in mind, i am on a very tight budget.

2007-09-25 21:33:16 by e

-SHARE YOUR TIPS! What do you use? Please ignore the bad singing at the end. I'd spare you all but I'm too lazy to re-edit it. Take care ...

Like in example, using homemade porducts for taking care of your skin, hair, nairs etc. and other simple tips :) I heard The Body Book: Recipes for Natural Body Care by Anne Akers Johnson was a good one....anymore?

There are so many books on natural remedies out there there's one called 'Natural Remedies just ask Dr Weir' but their really are so many I would suggest you go to your local library and look in the health and medicine section you should find everything your looking for. Those kind of books to buy outright are really expensive that's why i reckon the library is a good start for sure. That's a really cool interest you've got there good on you!

2007-03-17 11:18:09 by jennifer!!

I work as a manicurist partime and when i service my clients. i used some of the products that i make. I make body glow salt scurbs, using all natural essential oils and i use my own hand whipped shea butter as a moisturizer. When performing my natural nail care services and pedicure, my clients always rave about how good my products feel and ask about them. I have sold them to my clients as well, but i want to know if i should go all out and if this is a lucrative business

i definitley think that natural body care products is a great business idea because people want to know what they're putting on and into their bodies.
i think it also really depends on where you live. for instance, i know you'd probably find a very favourable market out here in vancouver, bc. those kind of products are huge.
if i were you, i'd start within the confines of your work and your clients. perhaps give them samples that they can give to friends and family to try, and like you said, people are still raving about your product, start staking out beauty product stores and setting up appointments to talk to the owner or manager about selling your products in them. but i definitley think you're on to something, and the sky is the limit.

here's a link to the beauty bar
http://www.beautybarcosmetics.com/home.html

2007-09-13 00:49:30 by e

I would like some recommendations on more natural products that don't contain so many chemicals but are still great to use. I want to go more green and wouldnt mind helping the environment and myself.

Looking for things in hair care, skin care, body care, and make up

It is expensive, but I have had great results with Mona Vie which is a natural product from the rain forest. My skin is very soft and since the juice is made from 19 different fruits, it is all natural. Check it out on the web and see all the different things this helps. I just started two weeks ago and have noticed a difference in skin, under eye darkness is lessening, knee joints don't hurt as much, and I have been sleeping sounder. http://www.mymonavie.com/letsdrinktoyourhealth/
I am not a distributor and that is not my web site! I posted it so that you could read some information on the juice.

2008-04-16 07:40:38 by jubilie

If you have used this shampoo, then please let me know if its good or not. I have been looking for a beer shampoo and thought it would be nice to try this one. Please let me know if any of you liked it.

2008-10-17 22:25:35 by Neetu

If so, which name brand? I'm looking into buying organic body care products that are healthier for my skin (no more carcinogens!) However it's hard to truly figure out which ones are the best... i've been to the Skin Deep Report website and even products like Burt's Bees get some low scores. Who knows best? Can you direct me to some healthy products made by companies that do not test on animals? Thanks :)

There's tons of good ones.
Kiss my face, jason, desert essence, weleda.
Hit up the alfalfa's or wild oats websites for a look. Or whole foods.

2008-01-16 11:15:39 by miss_nickel