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New 4 ml Travel sprays

written by Laurie February 26, 2017

4ml_spraysI wanted to explain a change that I have made to the bottle size options. I have removed the 3 ml and 5 ml and replaced them, at least for now, with 4 ml travel sprays. The new 4 ml are midway in price between the 3 ml and 5 ml. Offering one small spray size instead of two will help to simplify my stock. Also, I have tried four brands of 2-3 ml mini sprayers and have not been happy with any of them. I end up having to throw out a large number of them because many come with wonky tops, and even the best of them will evaporate after a few months.

The new 4 ml are similar to the old 5 ml, but they are slimmer and are matte instead of shiny. They are cute! I hope you like them, but feel free to send me feedback either way if you try them.

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