Using Botanical Names in Ingredient Lists

If you have decided to start selling your bath and body products to the public or already have started selling your products and are wondering how to label your products that have botanicals in them.  Good News!  I found a posting by Marie Gale on the Soap Queen blog called Using Botanicals Names in Ingredient Lists.  There has been some discussion for quite sometime on how to listed botanicals to declare on your products.  In this posting goes into great detail on this should be done.

Uses of Botanicals

Love botanicals and you are wondering what you can use them in your bath and body products? Check out this article titled Use of Botanicals from Erica at The Bonnie Bath Company. The article gives explains where you can use botanicals and how to use them properly.

New Botanicals @ Juniper Tree

I was at Juniper Tree this weekend. I was going to buy some ingredients to make some lotion for Christmas Gifts. But, silly me forgot my recipe so I decided to buy some other things for my upcoming soap making class at the Palo Alto Adult School.

What I really wanted to tell you that if you wanted to add some different botanicals to your bath salts, Juniper Tree has some new ones you may want to try. The first one was a Pink Angel Wings. The color is very vibrant and has a very nice fragrance. These botanicals are rather large, so you will have to cut them down to add to your bath salts or bath bombs. The other is a wild orchid. These would be a pretty addition to your bath salts or bath bombs. The color is very delicate and I would say that there is no fragrance to interfere with your scents that you add to your products. Just like the Angel Wings, you will have to cut these flowers down to size.

Do you like those reed diffusers that are sold everywhere, but hate the price? Why not make your own? Juniper Tree has the liquid diffuser base, scents and reeds to make your very own. The only thing you would have to find elsewhere would be the decanter.