Staff Answer You can use Phenonip at 0.25-0.5%.

Staff Answer If this is kept in a cool, dry area it will not need a preservative. You can add one to be safe if you wish.

Staff Answer Yes, you can make this substitution.

Staff Answer You can substitute one of our bath tea blends for the botanicals listed in this recipe. We would recommend using the same amount. This will give the bath tea soak a slightly different look depending on the botanicals in the bath tea mixture.

Staff Answer One cup of epsom salts is approximately 246 grams or 738 grams for 3 cups. One and a half cups of dead sea salt blend is approximately 321 grams.

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Staff Answer We currently do not include labels with our kits.

Staff Answer The FDA requires all ingredients to be labeled in descending order of predominance so it is not required to have this ingredients listed by weight.

I know it is not required. I was wondering if it can be listed as weight. I want to place an order for these ingredients in bulk to make a large quantity, and having them listed by weight would make it much easier to figure out how much I need to order, considering all of your ingredients for sale are listed by weight.

Staff Answer I am sorry but we cannot provide that information as it is not given to us by the manufacturer.

Staff Answer We guarantee all of our products for one year from the date of purchase. With proper storage and packaging, recipes created with our products should have a shelf life of one year.

Staff Answer You may use as much at a time as you would like. For this recipe we are suggesting you use the mesh tea ball which will hold approximately 2 Tablespoons of product.

Staff Answer We have found that retail pricing can vary greatly depending on the market, location and average pricing for your location. Therefore we feel that it is more beneficial for our customer to set their own retail pricing. I would recommend an internet search for similar products to get a base price. Your retail price should be based on your purchase cost, labor cost, current market pricing and client base. Or you could use this formula: Supply cost x 4 = Retail.