If Paige from soapsupplies.net is still in business she ships flat rate and has some nice fragrances. Or at least she always has shipped flat rate. I have not purchased fo's in a couple of yrs.
Thanks, I just ordered a few fragrances from her. The $7.95 flat rate made it worth it for me to try a few new ones. I only have a 50% success rate with FOs at best - many give me terrible headaches. So I always hesitate to buy any because I won't know till I open the bottle. But with low shipping, I was ready to take a chance.If Paige from soapsupplies.net is still in business she ships flat rate and has some nice fragrances. Or at least she always has shipped flat rate. I have not purchased fo's in a couple of yrs.
I REALLY don't like how WSP is buying everything up and all these other places are caving so easily. I'd never sell my business. It's mine.
I just looked through the FO Review spreadsheet (AWESOME!) and picked a couple of FOs that I would like to buy from Brambleberry. However, the shipping cost is MORE than the FOs! Is there a supplier who offers free (or reasonable) shipping? I don't make soap that often so I don't want to buy a ton of oils.
Any suggestions?
A new supplier ( at least, I THINK they are new!) Studio Fragrance. Not sure what their free shipping limit is but I have yet to pay shipping on a single of many orders. They have some delightful fragrances, at $20-22 a pound. Been a Black Cherry hater ALL my life, however, their Black Cherry Merlot is really good! If you want me to tell you which fragrances I love from SF, just shoot me a message.
You don't say what State you're in but using a supplier close to home can save on shipping. Also, wait until you need other supplies to spread the cost across several items.
That being said, check out
WSP - Wholesale Supplies Plus - huge selection
MMS - Majestic Mountain Sage - quality FOs, prompt shipping
PFO - Pure Fragrance Oils (CA) - Flat Rate Shipping
Scratch that!!! I just realized that they offer free shipping for over $30. I'm in!!Yeah. It's crazy! You can't blame the post office completely. I just tried to order some micas from nurture soap. Eight 5 gram bags cost $11.35. and the shipping came to $16.45. You can ship that for a few bucks easy. Or priority mail for about $8. I really want to buy some good quality micas, but I kinda want to give them a try first before ordering a huge amount and maybe, just maybe, getting a decent shipping rate.
Good! I was going to offer to send you some samples from vendors I use or even drop them by my next time in TX, but it's a BIG state, so chances are I would not really be that close anyway.Scratch that!!! I just realized that they offer free shipping for over $30. I'm in!!
Aww! That's sweet of you.Good! I was going to offer to send you some samples from vendors I use or even drop them by my next time in TX, but it's a BIG state, so chances are I would not really be that close anyway.
Shipping everything is expensive right now. With diesel fuel being close to $6 a gallon, just take a minute and figure out how much it must be costing truckers to get us our goods. I have paying more for shipping but fully understand the increases.Though this won't help at the moment, Brambleberry occasionally offers free shipping. The last time was in the fall. So get on their email list and keep an eye out for the next time it's offered.
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