The Body Shop At Home (Hints and tips)

gill37

As a few people have been asking, here is a breakdown of the items currently in the pamper kit.

PAMPER KIT - £40 (worth £160)
this is made up of:
Almond Oil Daily Hand & Nail Cream - 100ml (rrp £8)
Almond Oil Hand Rescue Treatment - 100ml (rrp £9)
Almond Oil Nail & Cuticle Treatment - 1.8ml (rrp £7)
Hemp Hand Protector - 100ml (rrp £10)
Moringa Body Butter - 200ml (rrp £12.50)
Sweet Lemon Body Butter - 200ml (rrp £12.50)
Coconut Body Butter - 200ml (rrp £12.50)
Mango Body Scrub - 200ml (rrp £12.50)
Coconut Body Scrub - 200ml (rrp £12.50)
Cocoa Butter Body Scrub - 200ml (rrp £12.50)
Cocoa Butter Body Butter - 200ml (rrp £12.50)
Coconut Shower Cream - 250ml (rrp £4)
Peppermint Foot Rescue - 100ml (rrp £9)
Perppermint Foot Spray - 100ml (rrp £5)
Strawberry shower gel - 250ml (rrp £4)
Satsuma Shower gel - 250ml (rrp £4)
Love etc...Lotion - 200ml (rrp £7.50)
Bag for Life - £2.50

Hope this is helpful to some!

Gill

4kidcod

Thanks for that Gill37, very helpful.

I'm thinking of joining up to make some money for Christmas. Can anyone tell me when the Christmas catalogue will be out? I don't want to join up now and get Summer catties in my kit when the Christmas one will probably be available in a few weeks.

Mel_R

Hi All
Gosh haven't been on here for ages. Hope you're all doing well?

4Kidcod - the christmas catalogues don't come out til October. There will be a fab september preview booklet to use alongside the current ones so this really would be a perfect time to join.

penpink

The xmas books are out for consultants to buy after the conference on the 3rd sept, so the week after probarly. But customer cannot order from them till 1st oct

Hannah.x.

Hi,

I am just hoping someone can point me in the right direction, I live in kent and am interested in starting up TBSH, I have entered my details online however haven't heard anything back.

After reading this thread I would really like to be put in touch with a 'good' area manager

Thanks for your help

JennyJewell

Hi Hannah.x.
Have a chat to Mel_R just above your post - she used to be my manager and she is really lovely
Good luck
Jenny x

IrKirsty

Hi, wondering if anyone could possibly help me out.
Me and one of my friends are both starting out doing this, my friend has her first party on the 9th and I have mine on the 15th then after that we're going to join forces.
I was just wondering if its better or worse actually being with someone?
Also, do we have to register ourselves as self-employed?
Finally, I'm looking into getting some business cards done but what can I put on them, am I allowed to put bodyshop@home on them at all?
Thanks x

Angel_Cakes

Hi all,

I've been avidly lurking in the forum for a while now and thinking about joining BS@H to make some ££ for Christmas Speaking of which, I see the new Christmas BS@H brochure is now available online, so I guess now would be a good time to join!

Before doing so, I have a few questions and I'd be really grateful if those of you with experience could answer them for me x

1/ How can customers pay for goods? Cash only?

2/How can consultants pay for goods - cash, debit/credit card?

3/ Are there delivery charges, if so what are they - same as online store?

4/ Delivery of goods can be to the consultant's address or the party host's address only, is that correct?

5/ Are consultants able to buy stock at cost/wholesale price, to sell at fair/Market? Or do we get any other discount? If so, would purchasing goods at a reduced price contribute to the £150 minimum for each rolling 3 month period?

6/ Do consultants have permission to use 'The Body Shop' logo online or in print?

7/ Other than party host benefits, customer offers on specific product sets (that I believe aren't available online or in-store) and having the opportunity to 'try before you buy, in the comfort of your own home), what are the benefits for customers - why would they keep buying from a consultant instead of going in-store or purchasing online, direct from The Body Shop? I'm trying to understand the additional value of buying from a consultant - I appreciate in the run up to Christmas the chance to shop away from the hustle and bustle of busy shopping centres, but if I have to wait for products I'm personally buying, I expect the delay in receiving the order, to be balanced out by getting the goods at a cheaper price, or alternatively, obtaining a product that is not available in store, perhaps due to demand or it being limited to BS@H customers.

Not trying to be controversial, just really interested in this, and want a better understanding before making a commitment x As an existing and loyal Body Shop customer, I'm very much aware of the on-going offers to buy in-store and online, and wondering how consultants manage to compete!

Any answers, advice etc is very much appreciated - thanks!

**dancingbutterfly**

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id quite like to read any answers im in the same predicament!

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