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You are correct if it is ONLY soap and ONLY cleans and you never say anything else like it is great for dry skin or moisturizing then you do not have to label. The problem with your statement is that the moment you do list ingredients you must do so correctly and in the same way that cosmetics...

saponified oils of is not correct. If you list what comes out of the pot it must be sodium cocoate, sodium olivate, etc..the actual chemical it turns into once it is soap. Now the hard part is this.... soap making creates glycerin..how much? You have to know how much to know where it falls in...

so I considered what cmzaha had posted about all those tables...I am still not sure how you get 8 ft long tables ACROSS and allow customers access but I took her idea and since I was doing a HUGE show I shared booth with a friend to cut down on my costs. I paid the booth she paid the gas and...

like others are saying make complimentary products for filler and to increase sales. Just remember anything other than soap is a cosmetic so label properly. The best favor you can do yourself is to get Marie Gales book "Soap & Cosmetic Labeling" she makes the FDA gibberish easy to understand...

That would be the one. I do love their stuff but not over and above everyone else. Her soap company is the same name only soap and not depot. :shh:

You hit the nail on the head!!! I got banned from her group because I posted in another group about making claims to cure infertility with a bar of soap!! :roll: I never called her out by name. I was concerned over how easily people were falling for her sales pitch and repeating it. She got...

I know this is an older post but I can tell you I have seen a lot of her kind and I know where they are coming from. There is a soap maker that has a huge you tube following and a huge FB page that is teaching people this snake oil sales mentality. She is a HP soap maker that has the most insane...

Here are some photos of my set up.... It is crazy how much my colors and style have evolved over the years. This year I am thinking of ditching the burlap because it wrinkles so easily and makes me nutty to look at it and see it wrinkled. I use old wood crates and try to find wood boxes and such...

My brain is not calculating the math on this. How do you get 4, 8 ft tables across the front of a 10 space? Do you have a photo? Are you doing them at different levels?