Question for all the soapers out there. I've been buying a soap from a local lady. I got a Citrus soap bar about a month ago and loved it. Then I went back to get another, but she had changed the label to a "Citrus Shampoo Bar" and the price went up from $6 to $15! for the same size bar. I'm new at this but was really wondering what the difference is. Any ideas?
FarmGirl Sister #123
Crafty Bay FarmGirls Chapter
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Do you happen to know what the ingredients were for both bars? If they are the same, then there is no difference and just a marketing thing she is doing. At 15 bucks a bar, I am baffled myself.
That's just it. She didn't have the ingredients listed. Smells the same, acts the same, everything. I just didn't notice the price difference because I was distracted with several other things at the time. Wouldn't have gotten it otherwise.
FarmGirl Sister #123
Crafty Bay FarmGirls Chapter
Don't argue with an idiot; people watching may not be able to tell the difference.
Sherry - if she is selling the soap to the public she has to list the ingredients by law. The only difference in a shampoo bar might be additional castor oil but castor is not expensive enough to warrant that type of price increase. I would ask her what ingredients are in the bars and what she added to make it different. As a consumer you have the right to know. I'll be curious to see what you find out.
Oh Thank you Kay. I didn't even think of that. I guess that's my fault. There is a difference which I just noticed tonight. It's a bit squishy in the middle where the other bar was very hard and lastest a long time. Thanks so much.
FarmGirl Sister #123
Crafty Bay FarmGirls Chapter
Don't argue with an idiot; people watching may not be able to tell the difference.