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Creating An Herbal Bodycare Business
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Product Description
Sandy Maine turned her love of soapmaking into a $1 million business. Now she shares her business-building methods and philosophy so that others can make their dreams a reality. This inspiring book offers profiles of successful entrepreneurs in many areas, including aromatherapy and herbal bodycare, plus advice for marketing a product, employing others, and much more.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #249245 in Books
- Published on: 1998-12-06
- Original language: English
- Dimensions: .39" h x 6.01" w x 9.00" l, .58 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 160 pages
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From the Back Cover
Rethinking Business for the New Millennium Yes, you can build your own profitable business that gives you the freedom to express your creativity and drive as well as social and economic responsibility. In Creating an Herbal Bodycare Business, Sandy Maine shares her experience and philosophy of building a successful company, as well as stories from other business owners who work with their hands and minds to enrich the health and well-being of others. You'll find in-depth profiles of responsible business owners in earth-friendly enterprises such as: -- Aromatherapy -- Massage -- Hemp products -- Education and conferencing -- Natural skincare, bath, and cosmetic products
About the Author
Sandy Maine's interest in soapmaking started early in life as she watched her grandmother make utilitarian soap in their home. In 1979, she founded SunFeather Natural Soap Company with a $15.00 investment. And today, she is still operating the business, employing 20 people who produce about 4,000 pounds of soap each week. Sandy is the author of Creating an Herbal Bodycare Business and The Soap Book, which received the 1997 Benjamin Franklin Award. She is a member of Business for Social Responsibility and a number of environmental and human rights organizations. Sandy tithes to more than 10 humanitarian and environmental causes from the sale of SunFeather soaps. She is known for her dedication to creating innovative soap products, such as soapdough and soap tassels.
