Duplicating products: Lush’s Afterlife moisturizer continued

Yesterday we took at look at the first three steps we need to take when we’re considering duplicating a product by analyzing Lush’s Afterlife facial moisturizer (a discontinued product). Please refer to that post if this one isn’t making sense! Step 1: Get the complete ingredient list.Step 2: Look at what each ingredient brings to the product.Step...

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Duplicating products: Lush’s Afterlife Moisturizer

Let’s take a look at Lush’s Afterlife Moisturizer and see if we can duplicate this! (As a note, this is the reason to send me the ingredient list. Because it’s been discontinued, I can’t find this product on the Canadian, American, or UK Lush sites!) The first step is to get the complete ingredient list. ...

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Duplicating products: An introduction

I know a lot of us get into making products in the hopes of duplicating products we love by making it more moisturizing, more concentrated, or better smelling. Oftentimes we’re motivated by saving money (and you know that isn’t going to happen until we’re out of the playing and experimenting phase). Sometimes it’s easy –...

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Some thoughts on product making safety…

I bought Raymond this fantastic book on the science of cooking, Cooking for Geeks, and I’ve been reading it over the past few weeks before bed. (He’s studying furiously for end of term projects and exams, so it’s not like I bought him the book because I wanted it…okay, I mostly bought it for him!) It’s...

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Attention Canadian soapers

I received this e-mail from Randi Carr from Creations from Eden. We need 50 people or so (this is an estimate) per province to come forth wanting insurance to write a policy in that particular province …we are aiming for the $250 per annum mark, but it will depend on the amount of people as...

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