Staff Answer This substitution should work fine but you would need to test to be sure the product performs accurately. Depending on the size of the salt granules, you make need more or less of the salt than the sugar.

Staff Answer You could add a small amount of MP soap. This would, of course, make them harder and they would last longer than a on-time use sugar cube.

Staff Answer In some instances, the vanilla in fragrances does not change the color of the product. We found this product did not color over time from the fragrance so we left it out.

Staff Answer In oil based products, we found that the color is not affected by a fragrance containing vanilla.

Staff Answer The shelf life of this recipe is about 9-12 months.

Staff Answer Yes, you can . I would recommend an oil based colorant. Our neon colorants work great with this recipe. However, oil based colorants tend to float in the water leaving a ring around the tub.

Staff Answer This recipe is intended to create single use sugar scrub cubes. The recipe itself does not include any water or water based products so there is no reason to add a preservative to this recipe.

Staff Answer We have not tested this particular recipe using salt but it would seem like a good substitute given the product you intend to make. You should test a small batch first to make sure you achieve your desired results.

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.

Staff Answer Yes this should be safe for children. If you are unsure be sure to check with your pediatrician.

Staff Answer This is something that we are thinking about offering in the future. As of right now we do not offer any PDF for labels.

Staff Answer We chose coco butter for this recipe because of is hard texture. Using shea butter instead may compromise the quality of your finished product. You will have to test this substitution for optimal performance.

Staff Answer Yes they can.

Staff Answer The sugar in this recipe allows the butter to solidify. It also changes the texture of the butter allowing it to dissolve quicker when placed in the tub. This recipe can also double as a single use "in the Shower" sugar scrub.