Re: salt scrub fragrance ideas?

[Guest guest]

I have had good respouse from the public with a fragrance called Caribbean

Breeze...

You think that you are on one of the islands...Another one that I use is

Kumquat... and

Ginger is one that I have found that is fast becoming a favorite...

I know that most everyone in the circle are using essential oils...I have

not gotten

into those yet...I use fragrance oils...I have a very good contact at an Oil

company

here were I live and am able to get my fo at wholesale and do not have to

pay

shipping...So I have to go for the best price...

Anyway, just thought that I would put in my two cents...

frances

Re: salt scrub fragrance ideas?

> Hi, my personal favorites are equal amounts peppermint and rosemary. My

other

> absolute fave is grapefruit and bergamont, 30 parts grapefruit to 10 parts

> bergamont. I don't know anything about what the public wants, but I make

bath

> salts and bath fizzies for friends and family(they are my guinne pigs for

the

> time being!) and they really seem to like what I make. The best part of

all

> this is how relaxing it is to work with essential oils! Have fun.

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> Leanna.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Janice,

I use fragrances that compliment my soaps. Do you make soap also? These

seem to be popular for me, about equally, green tea, cucumber melon, a citrus

blend, lavender, and peppermint.

Beth

[Guest guest]

The Citrus Fragrances seem to be really popular when I looked at the Body

Care type stores lately! Personally they are my favorite too!

Cate

[Guest guest]

Hi Janice,

We sold a ton of scrubs this year. Each weekend was different as to which

one went best. We had 4 different scents; Grapefruit Ginger, which we would

just add enough grapefruit to scent the salt then add a drop or two of the

ginger. The ginger is very strong. We also had Peppermint Orange, we

scented this in the same manner as the grapefruit ginger, as the pepperment

is very potent also - this was my favorite and smelt absolutely wonderful on

your skin. We also had lavender and vanilla, which sold equally as well. I

agree that ginger is very popular - thanks to Origins, I believe.

Good luck

Kim

[Guest guest]

i love orange vanilla in a candle but i have not done the salt humm maybe

tonight ! (van. fo) more sweet orange eo and a dab of van fo is so

wonderful. i believe it is a classic scent. ever try peach and orange ? also

very lovely. i make it and call it fuzzy navel before i became muslim it

was my preferance in a mixed drink now i don't drink but the scent is still

great everyone who smells it loves it men and women alike ttfn,tamika

[Guest guest]

Hi Janice

Grapefruit essential oil is great. It smells great and it is a detoxify at

the same time. Second most favorite is lavender. Both are kind to your

skin as well as nice smelling.

> I'm about to take the plunge and make some salt scrubs.

> What are some of the fragrances that are popular?

> thanks, janice

[Guest guest]

I like rosemary eo in a salt scrub. It's very invigorating!

Lynn

salt scrub fragrance ideas?

> I'm about to take the plunge and make some salt scrubs.

> What are some of the fragrances that are popular?

> thanks, janice

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[Guest guest]

Hi, my personal favorites are equal amounts peppermint and rosemary. My other

absolute fave is grapefruit and bergamont, 30 parts grapefruit to 10 parts

bergamont. I don't know anything about what the public wants, but I make bath

salts and bath fizzies for friends and family(they are my guinne pigs for the

time being!) and they really seem to like what I make. The best part of all

this is how relaxing it is to work with essential oils! Have fun.

Leanna.

[Guest guest]

Kim....

Where do you sell tons.......I am new and

hope to get into selling in the spring. Are

craft fairs the best? Does anyone do a lot

of business on the internet?

All help sincerely appreciated folks....

Carol

[Guest guest]

I've only done craft faire, and we were so surprised as to how our scubs were

selling. We were at a well known apple/fruit market where there are several

apple orchards around and all of them have crafters and family activities

during the Fall. Unfortunately, this isn't year round.

Kim

[Guest guest]

Janice,

try

patchouli with sweet or blood orange

or

ginger and lime with a bit of mimosa

or

orange, mandarin & lemon

or

vanilla, sandalwood & orange

peace,

debbi

bluemoonherbals