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Samples Now On Separate Page

written by Laurie April 11, 2009

I made a separate page today for the fragrance samples to make them easier to find; they are not on the Fragrance page anymore but here on their own page instead. Just wanted to give a heads up so it wouldn’t confuse people when they scroll down the Fragrance page and don’t see them.

About a month ago I made some new sample hang cards (pictured above) and those are available by request if you want to send samples as a gift.

I’ll be back tomorrow (Saturday) for an Easter post. Happy weekend!

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2 comments

JO April 12, 2009 - 6:42 am

I love the new hangcards the samples come on…it makes it so pretty!

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Laurie April 12, 2009 - 2:14 pm

Hi Jo,

Thanks! I think they turned out well too — hope people like them. I’m so glad I finally got PhotoShop and Illustrator last year; they’re great programs for doing these sorts of projects and now I can do them for myself instead of needing to hire a graphics artist. I’ve been using these business size cards for several years because they make good sample cards, but I changed the colors and layout to bring them up-to-date with my packaging.

Happy Easter!

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