I highly recommend these!! (was AD - Heat Sealable Pouches)

[Guest guest]

<snip> " S & H Allensworth " wrote

> A GREAT WAY TO PACKAGE SAMPLES OF YOUR PRODUCT

>

> These little pouches add a professional touch to any product

> line. They measure 2 in X 4 in and are easily sealed with a

> regular household iron. Each packet is white with a silver lining

> and has a tear strip for easy opening. Use for lotions, creams,

serums, liquid or cream soap, masks, body butters, etc. samples.

>

> They make great additions to gift baskets by introducing

> customers to other items in your line. Stack several

> together and tie with an organza bow for a basket filler or

> place a basket full of the samples on your presentation table

>

> Prices:

> 50 for $5.00 plus priority shipping

> 100 for $9.00 plus priority shipping

> 500 for $45.00 pus priority shipping

>

> -Helen

> Vintage and Virtue

> Luxury Bath and Body Care <snip>

 

 

 

I purchased these from Helen. I love them!!

 

I just packaged up individual " doses " of a foot soak oil and a " Rose

Milk " foot soak to give to my Mom.

 

They are soooo easy to use and they are so professional looking! I

can't wait to see the look on my Mom's face when she gets them.

 

I really like that they seal up in literally 1 second with the iron.

 

I liked them so much that I got more from Helen and will go back again

and again.

 

I have never seen these before on any soaper/toiletry supply site. I

can't believe it either because they are great!

 

Also, I made up some lotion bars yesterday and there was still some

left in the bottom of my measuring cup, but not enough to fill up a

tube. I just scooped the extra into one of these pouches and sealed

it right up! Gave it to my sister to try.

 

You have just *got* to try these! Thanks again Helen!

 

Andrea

[Guest guest]

Hey Andrea:

 

Where can I find these--Helen's webaddress got clipped. You can send to me

privately. Thanks!

 

Drae

oceanmoon

 

 

-

Andrea

 

9/30/04 8:05:58 PM

I highly recommend these!! (was AD - Heat Sealable

Pouches)

 

 

<snip> " S & H Allensworth " wrote

> A GREAT WAY TO PACKAGE SAMPLES OF YOUR PRODUCT

>

> These little pouches add a professional touch to any product

> line. They measure 2 in X 4 in and are easily sealed with a

> regular household iron. Each packet is white with a silver lining

> and has a tear strip for easy opening. Use for lotions, creams,

serums, liquid or cream soap, masks, body butters, etc. samples.

>

> They make great additions to gift baskets by introducing

> customers to other items in your line. Stack several

> together and tie with an organza bow for a basket filler or

> place a basket full of the samples on your presentation table

>

> Prices:

> 50 for $5.00 plus priority shipping

> 100 for $9.00 plus priority shipping

> 500 for $45.00 pus priority shipping

>

> -Helen

> Vintage and Virtue

> Luxury Bath and Body Care <snip>

 

 

 

I purchased these from Helen. I love them!!

 

I just packaged up individual " doses " of a foot soak oil and a " Rose

Milk " foot soak to give to my Mom.

 

They are soooo easy to use and they are so professional looking! I

can't wait to see the look on my Mom's face when she gets them.

 

I really like that they seal up in literally 1 second with the iron.

 

I liked them so much that I got more from Helen and will go back again

and again.

 

I have never seen these before on any soaper/toiletry supply site. I

can't believe it either because they are great!

 

Also, I made up some lotion bars yesterday and there was still some

left in the bottom of my measuring cup, but not enough to fill up a

tube. I just scooped the extra into one of these pouches and sealed

it right up! Gave it to my sister to try.

 

You have just *got* to try these! Thanks again Helen!

 

Andrea

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

, " Andrea Jones " <oceanmoon@e...>

wrote:

> Hey Andrea:

>

> Where can I find these--Helen's webaddress got clipped. You can

send to me privately. Thanks!

>

> Drae

> oceanmoon@e...

 

 

Hi Andrea,

 

I tried replying to you off-list and the email came back because of

your spam-blocker. I did what was requested, so I hope that the email

gets to you, but just in case it doesn't here is the info you need.

 

Helen's email address isn't clipped. It is some sort of protection

thing on so that full email addresses can't be viewed. You can

click on it and an email form will open up to send an email to Helen.

 

The original post from Helen with her email link is message # 24926.

 

If you need anything else just ask!

 

Andrea