I have been looking for weatherproof labels, since my products go in the shower, and no matter who I ask they tell me to use Avery labels. I've been using them for two years, while they are nice, they don't stay on. I keep telling everyone who will listen that I don't want to use Avery, and yet, after hearing this, they still suggest it to me. Labeling is important because you need to list your ingredients in case your customer has an allergy and it defeats the purpose if they fall off. Each country has rules on labeling that I'll link in a following post. Here is a list of label companies that have been suggested to me for labels. Keep your heads up! -Maria
About Us
- Bath Moms
- Welcome! We are Crystal & Maria, stay at home moms who love to make beauty products ALMOST as much as we love our minions. These are our adventures, our successes and all our fuck ups in the world of soapmaking and creation of bath and body products. Our mission is to help beginners get started and clear up some of the mystery in the limitless world of bath and body product creation. So sit back and let us waste our money and time and have a fabulous time doing it!
The Deal With Castile
First, if you're anything like me, you probably wondered how the hell you even say Castile?? So I went to the trusty dictionary and it...
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Hi! My name is Crystal, I am 36 and SAHM to two adorable ADHD boys who make me want to rip my hair out on a regular basis, bless their hear... -
Hello newbies! I have some really simple recipes for you guys to start out with. These are the same ones I started with before I started se... -
Welcome, I'm Maria, SAHM of two demons, and I say that lovingly. I have a very morbid sense of humor, so bear with me. I got started in ...