jtbailey1030
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Hi everyone,
I'm hoping someone can help me out: I want to sell foaming hand soap at my shows. Currently, I'm using amber bottles and black foamer tops, however, the cost is ridiculous...it's mainly because of the foaming pump that's so expensive. I've found cheaper options that can bring my price down, however, they are for clear bottles.
The reason I haven't used the clear bottles is because when I make the soap, sometimes when I add the EO's for scenting, separation occurs and it doesn't look so great. This is occurring with my pink grapefruit scents and my other scent which uses orange and clove EO. The separation doesn't occur with the lemon/lavender mix.
So...my questions are:
Can I do anything about the separation or is this just how it's going to be?
Should I bring the cost down and use the clear bottles despite separation or will this be totally off-putting to my customers?
Continue to use the amber bottles and charge more money.
THANKS FOR YOUR INPUT!!
I'm hoping someone can help me out: I want to sell foaming hand soap at my shows. Currently, I'm using amber bottles and black foamer tops, however, the cost is ridiculous...it's mainly because of the foaming pump that's so expensive. I've found cheaper options that can bring my price down, however, they are for clear bottles.
The reason I haven't used the clear bottles is because when I make the soap, sometimes when I add the EO's for scenting, separation occurs and it doesn't look so great. This is occurring with my pink grapefruit scents and my other scent which uses orange and clove EO. The separation doesn't occur with the lemon/lavender mix.
So...my questions are:
Can I do anything about the separation or is this just how it's going to be?
Should I bring the cost down and use the clear bottles despite separation or will this be totally off-putting to my customers?
Continue to use the amber bottles and charge more money.
THANKS FOR YOUR INPUT!!