Are there many WAHMs that sell home made toiletries/baby...
Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2009 8:41 pm
I had this idea this morning, and would like to know if there is likly to be a market for it and what you all think.
Would bascially be making and selling my own products, mainly for baby but also for mums, make from all natural oils. Probably some bath oils, lotions, bedtime oil, Air freshener, wipes solution - that sort of thing?
So basically what I need to start with is:
- Are these products already readily avaliable at a decent price?
- Would I need any sort of licence to sell them?
- Would they apeal to you?
- Does it cost much to sell using a proper site like the WAHM carts?
Bascially, I am always making my own stuff like this. No idea if it would even work out cost effective etc yet but I will do a lot more research once I have basically found out if there is even a market for it! I wouldn't be aiming to make a major profit, just enough to cover costs and a tiny bit extra really, so should end up as cheap as buying the oil and making yourself (as hopefully I will be able to work out how to bulk buy the oils cheaper).
Would bascially be making and selling my own products, mainly for baby but also for mums, make from all natural oils. Probably some bath oils, lotions, bedtime oil, Air freshener, wipes solution - that sort of thing?
So basically what I need to start with is:
- Are these products already readily avaliable at a decent price?
- Would I need any sort of licence to sell them?
- Would they apeal to you?
- Does it cost much to sell using a proper site like the WAHM carts?
Bascially, I am always making my own stuff like this. No idea if it would even work out cost effective etc yet but I will do a lot more research once I have basically found out if there is even a market for it! I wouldn't be aiming to make a major profit, just enough to cover costs and a tiny bit extra really, so should end up as cheap as buying the oil and making yourself (as hopefully I will be able to work out how to bulk buy the oils cheaper).