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About lotion and packaging, for lack of better phrasing.

I have a craft show next month, and I am planning to take some lotion. For those of you who do this, how many "flavors" do you take? I'm considering a citrus (I have a FO that has a lovely top note of tangerine that folks seem to really like), a floral (thinking about Linden Blossom), vanilla, cucumber melon, and peach. I'm taking the latter because this craft show is part of a Peach Festival.

(I also have a question about lotion testing, but I will put that in another thread.)

Is there some glaring lack to this fragrance list that I am missing?

The other question is the packaging part. When you bottle and label your lotion, are all your caps the same, with the label to designate the different fragrances? Or do you use different colored caps/bottles?

I have a bunch of opaque, white bottles (6 ounce? I need to measure.), but am torn about how to do the caps.

I would appreciate any input.

Thanks!

Anita

I do three varieties; citrus, lavender and floral (or vanilla/Patchouli blend). All have the same bottles and lids, but different labels. You can get your lotion tested at the Sage Script institute. It's basic testing. http://www.sagescript.com/microbiology

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Irena
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I use malibu bottles for my lotions and have been doing 2 sizes: 2 oz and 6oz. All packaging is the same with the exception of the scent. It makes things much easier when all you have to do is change the name and batch#/expiry date before printing the label.

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Linda
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