#51

Administrator
Philadelphia, PA
celestino has inspired me to revisit some MW soaps in the near future. I had one MW soap previously - marrakesh I believe was the scent. aside from not liking the scent, I had a lot of trouble getting a good lather from it.

I'll likely pick up a tub along with some bath soaps in the next month or two.

NeoXerxes and kwsher like this post
Tu ne cede malis, sed contra audentior ito.
#52

Posting Freak
Canada
Best of luck, Andrew and you should try to find a scent that you enjoy. Shy

kwsher likes this post
Celestino
Love, Laughter & Shaving  Heart
#53

Member
Alabama
(03-14-2016, 09:28 PM)celestino Wrote: Best of luck, Andrew and you should try to find a scent that you enjoy.  Shy

So speaketh the enabler! Happy2

kwsher likes this post
-dave
#54

Administrator
Philadelphia, PA
(03-14-2016, 09:28 PM)celestino Wrote: Best of luck, Andrew and you should try to find a scent that you enjoy.  Shy

that's the goal.

kwsher likes this post
Tu ne cede malis, sed contra audentior ito.
#55
(03-14-2016, 06:46 PM)Mystic Water Wrote: One of the many projects on my back burner! There is a prototype in the making, I have some red tape to get through to be able to sell products that contain alcohol. Those who have tried it have liked it very much though.

This sounds amazing other than the alcohol bit which means it's a no go for me because shipping to the UK is forbidden Sad
Oli AKA Windsor Citrus
Surrey, UK.
#56
If you are planning on ordering samples first andrewjs18, I'd recommend you try Bay Rum, Poggio di Pini, and Tea Tree & Blue Gum (this one only if you like cooling effects reminiscent of menthol). Out of what I've tried from the regular formula, those are my favorites in terms of composition and overall pleasantness. Also, the Sensitive Skin formula works and smells great, but in my experience is more difficult to lather than the regular formula.
#57

Member
Austin, TX
(03-14-2016, 10:49 PM)WindsorCitrus Wrote:
(03-14-2016, 06:46 PM)Mystic Water Wrote: One of the many projects on my back burner!  There is a prototype in the making, I have some red tape to get through to be able to sell products that contain alcohol.  Those who have tried it have liked it very much though.

This sounds amazing other than the alcohol bit which means it's a no go for me because shipping to the UK is forbidden Sad

You know, I have seen much dialogue about the international shipping of AS containing alcohol. Makes me wonder if an artisan could not create the splash with all ingredients BUT the alcohol, including emulsifiers then allow the user to add denatured alcohol upon receipt. Sure you would lose some amount of control over your product but if you included a small pipette with specific measurements/requirements to add then allowed the user to self serve it would open an entire geography without having to sign a local disty/retail partner.

Almost like shipping orange juice concentrate Smile

WindsorCitrus likes this post
Kevin
#58
Kevin, this is something that could be considered but I think for the artisans that is just to much grief to put into place...as much as I hate saying that I think that would be the case.

There is many great aftershaves without alcohol Wink
Oli AKA Windsor Citrus
Surrey, UK.
#59

Member
Maryland
Alcohol in this case is the self-preserving agent as well as being what evaporates leaving behind the skin actives and fragrance. If one were to do this, you'd have to use a preservative to keep the alcohol-free mixture safe between mixing and selling.

WindsorCitrus likes this post
#60

Member
Austin, TX
(03-15-2016, 12:40 AM)Mystic Water Wrote: Alcohol in this case is the self-preserving agent as well as being what evaporates leaving behind the skin actives and fragrance.  If one were to do this, you'd have to use a preservative to keep the alcohol-free mixture safe between mixing and selling.

Good to know! Thanks Michelle for the expert perspective as always.

NeoXerxes and WindsorCitrus like this post
Kevin


Users browsing this thread: 1 Guest(s)