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13 Ways to Sell Homemade Soaps

By Matthew Lynch
January 28, 2024
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The art of making homemade soaps has become increasingly popular over the years, as consumers are seeking more natural, handmade products. If you’ve tapped into this creative hobby and are eager to transform it into a successful business venture, here are 13 ways to help you sell your homemade soaps.

1. Craft Fairs and Farmer’s Markets: Participate in local craft fairs and farmer’s markets to showcase and sell your soaps directly to potential customers.

2. Online Marketplaces: Utilize popular online marketplaces like Etsy or eBay to increase visibility and reach a global audience with your homemade soap products.

3. Social Media: Create accounts across various social media platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest. Sharing appealing images of your soap products, along with valuable content regarding their benefits, can engage potential customers.

4. Create a Website: Build an e-commerce website displaying your homemade soaps for customers to purchase, complete with descriptions and visuals detailing their ingredients and benefits.

5. Collaborate with Local Businesses: Partner with small businesses in your area like boutiques, spas, or gift shops to display and sell your soap products within their premises.

6. Gift Shops: Approach specialty gift shops or artisanal stores interested in carrying unique, handcrafted items like your homemade soaps.

7. Subscription Boxes: Offer monthly or quarterly subscription boxes featuring a curated selection of your homemade soaps, providing customers with variety while encouraging recurring purchases.

8. Wholesale Orders: Partner with established businesses like hotels or salons that might be interested in purchasing your soap products in bulk and custom packaging for their clientele.

9. Host Workshops: Organize skill-sharing workshops on making homemade soaps as a means of introducing your products to potential customers and fostering brand awareness.

10. Custom Orders: Take special requests for custom orders based on individual preferences of fragrances, shapes, or colors. This can attract customers looking for personalized gifts or products suited to their specific needs.

11. Offer Bundle Deals: Create appealing package deals like “buy three get one free” or discounted sets to encourage bulk purchases and attract bargain-loving customers.

12. Network at Trade Shows: Join industry trade shows and events to showcase your soap products and engage with potential customers, retailers, or wholesalers. This can expand your network and open doors for future business opportunities.

13. Word of Mouth: Encourage happy customers to spread the word about your handmade soaps by offering incentives like discounts or free samples in exchange for referring friends or providing positive testimonials.

In today’s market, consumers are seeking authentic, natural options that align with their core values. With these 13 methods in place, you will be well on your way to successfully sharing your passion for homemade soaps and turning it into a thriving business venture.

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