SITE SEARCH            FAQ Miscellaneous Posts Oils Raw Materials Wellbeing Bottles & Accessories Certified Organic Products Organic Products Cosmetic Bags Gift Packs Books Specifications Recipes   FAQ Site Links FAQs Newsletter Catalogue Request About Us Contact Us Quality Control Manufacturing Byron Bay Farm Policy Position Statement New Directions Institute PH Fact Sheets Messages Messages Posted: Thu Jun 29, 2006 2:06 PM   I have been making foot salts for my clients using epson salts, salt, clay and essential oils, along with water soluble dye ..........and noted that after a while the contents in the jar gets hard. Any advise. Also another question I have is any tips of making labels for the products. Thanks. Zar Zarin Posted: Tue Jul 04, 2006 6:30 PM   Apparently someone else has answered the label question in one of the other forum sections...here is a copy: "I found that Avery (the label company) actually make an oil resistant label that works great. I use a colour laser printer but you could buy the ink jet kind and use that. I use mine for Bubble bath shampoo etc and haven’t had any problems under running water etc. they seem to be made out of a plastic. I am doing the same sort of thing in NSW and the perfect Avery labels are: #5262, #5161, #5199, #5160" I found it most helpful. Not sure about your other question....perhaps someone else may be experiencing the same prob...& knows the solution? Danni displaying 1 to 1 (of 1 messages)   Home | Specifications | Recipes | Forum | Links Copyright © 2006 ndaroma.com