As a hairstylist/massage therapist for the last 30+ years, the one thing I realize is that I had to learn how to create income Beyond "The Chair, or Massage Table". First of all, I'm old now. I don't want to spend hours on my feet anymore. However, I do still want a steady flow of income. One thing I’ve learned as an entrepreneur: Depending on ONE stream of income is stressful. Especially when your income depends on you physically showing up every day. That’s why I’ve become more intentional about exploring opportunities that create leverage, residual income, and long-term positioning. Not chasing money. Building smarter. That's what led me to making body butter, which led to teaching and coaching. I also participate in some passive income opportunities to help me build wealth. I love assets that pay repeatedly and daily. Think about ways to add some extra revenue streams so that you don't have to stress if one thing slows down or dries up! What strategies are you working on?

Heyyyy! Checking in to see who has started making body butter. How's it going? Are you getting orders? Do you need help with anything?

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This is the texture my clients prefer. Some clients like it more firm. I say, try a few textures and let your customers tell you what they prefer

Not all oils behave the same way in a body butter. - Absorption Oils are lighter oils that soak into the skin more quickly, leaving it feeling soft and nourished without a heavy residue. - Coating Oils sit closer to the surface of the skin, helping to lock in moisture and provide longer-lasting protection. The magic happens when these oils are balanced correctly. A body butter that's too heavy may leave skin feeling greasy. Too light, and the moisture may not last. That's why texture matters—it's often the first thing customers notice and remember about your product. The right ingredient balance creates a body butter that feels luxurious, absorbs beautifully, and keeps customers coming back for more. *When you try a body butter, what's most important to you: fast absorption, long-lasting moisture, or a silky texture?