Etee product development, what's next?

Etee product development, what's next?

Posted by Jackie Game on

Helping create new and innovative products is my number one favourite thing to do.  
But right now we have a number of options on the table, and as a small company, we can only do so much at one time, which is where you come in.

 

 

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  • I vote for body moisturizer.

    I read in the book “Clean” by James Hamblin, much of Castile soap has such a high carbon footprint. I prefer to avoid it. Thank you for your consideration and such nice products. Jay.

    Jay Johnson on
  • Would love the body moisturizer or retinol serum, as my top 2, but any of those would be great!

    Caryl Price on
  • I vote for the castille soap! Living overseas, in a developing country, bringing concentrated pods as opposed to plastic bottles would be wonderful!

    Carol on
  • I vote for the Retinol!!!

    Marsha Boswell on
  • I vote for the body lotion. What happened to the lovely ginger body butter you used to have? That was really nice. I’d also love to see a retinol product.

    Laurie on
  • I would love good-quality cosmetics in a compostable packaging. No products are so over-packaged as cosmetics. Eye cream or facial moisturizer with FPS15 or more would be great.

    Genevieve on
  • I vote for the moisturizer lotion!

    Jessica on
  • Body lotion would be my pick.

    Victoria on
  • How about adding vitamine E and or retinol to the face serum?

    Kathryn on
  • How about adding vitamine E and or retinol to the face serum?

    Kathryn on

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