Olea Soaps

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I quickly wanted to tell you about an eBook I use that has tons of recipes and how-to’s for making the kinds of products you find in spas.

Personally, I make scrubs for myself and as gifts. They are way more appreciated than when I was younger and made fruitcakes every Christmas. (Really, I did!) Then I went through my sewing phase until everyone’s couch was overflowing with pillows and quillows. Now I can give something that gets used and never re-gifted.

Making them is actually a lot easier than you may think. I’m not a rocket scientist or chemical engineer.

I’ve been to craft shows and seen salt scrubs that sell like hotcakes. People crowd around that tent for a demo handscrub which only attracted more visitors. Your biggest decision is which ‘flavor’ to buy because you’re liking just about all of them. Next thing, you decide to go for the ‘Buy 3 – Get One Free’ deal! Yup, that always got me and I usually came home with a bag full.

The good folks who make and sell the scrubs usually tell you that their product is the exact thing you get at an expensive day spa only less expensive.

• They’re right!

Guess what? YOU can make the same exact products yourself at home and without any fancy equipment or supplies. All you need are the recipes – the rest is easy and fun. (I can’t put the recipes here for you because, you know, copyright© laws.)

If you’re looking for a way to have your own home-based business, you can also make these to sell – you could partner up with a friend. Extra money is always good!

Here’s a few of the things you can make:

• Salt scrubs and polishes
• Aromatherapy blends
• Bubble Bath and Bath Bombs
• Handcrafted soap
• Lotions, butters and creams
• Potpourri

Click here to find out more about the eBook.

Have fun!