I bought a recipe off of etsy and they turned out perfect. I sell at a flea market ( I have air conditioning) and wanted to sell them in travel tins. Problem is.. they are sweating and getting oily before I could even leave the house. They are hard and really nice till they are packaged. Any suggestions? I tried wrapping them with coffee filters before putting them in but the paper got greasy.. Thanks in advance
Conditioner bar help
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Like body butter and lotions, you might have to keep the conditioner bars in a cooler for selling. I am not in a particularly humid area myself, and I have to wrap mine in plastic to avoid the oil sweat.
Does the plastic work? I have AC in my store but they still sweat. I guess you're right about using a cooler. I'm curious how people ship the conditioner to customers and not have a problem. Thanks for your hep.
Yes, for me, the plastic wrap works to stop oil sweating. I'm guessing those who ship probably have to make a harder recipe.
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