Re: Whats a good/fair price for kits?

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Posted by Nick on April 25, 2001 at 22:07:24:

In reply to: Whats a good/fair price for kits? posted by jessica on April 25, 2001 at 21:44:04:

Think about how much the kit cost you to assemble. Try to price out
the items in the kit, and then price it reasonably so you make a
little bit of profit.
Hope that helps
~Nick

: Hi guys and gals-
: At festivals there are always a few, 2-3 per weekend, who would
like to
: buy a 'kit'. Usually they've had a negative experience with old
henna
: kits and are excited still about learning themselves. I've put
together
: a little kit for these people and just have it available but I'm a
: little unsure on how to price it.
:
: We have sewn velvet and batik cloth bags and inside i put a vial of
: apricot kernal oil, a stencil, q-tips, t-picks, cotton balls,
alcohol
: swabs a page of instructions/history with a few pattern ideas and
then
: I usually fill a cone/carrot bag, they seem to comfortably hold
about 2
: tablespoons of henna.
:
: I've seen kits from $5 to $25 and I just don't want to be
overcharging
: (or undercharging). Does $15 sound reasonable? $12 ? What do ya'll
: think, I could use a little input. Thanks in advance.
: jessica

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Re: Whats a good/fair price for kits? Natasha Papousek 22:27:58 4/25/2001 (1)
- thank you jessica 02:26:58 4/28/2001 (0)

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: Think about how much the kit cost you to assemble. Try to price out : the items in the kit, and then price it reasonably so you make a : little bit of profit. : Hope that helps : ~Nick : : : Hi guys and gals- : : At festivals there are always a few, 2-3 per weekend, who would : like to : : buy a 'kit'. Usually they've had a negative experience with old : henna : : kits and are excited still about learning themselves. I've put : together : : a little kit for these people and just have it available but I'm a : : little unsure on how to price it. : : : : We have sewn velvet and batik cloth bags and inside i put a vial of : : apricot kernal oil, a stencil, q-tips, t-picks, cotton balls, : alcohol : : swabs a page of instructions/history with a few pattern ideas and : then : : I usually fill a cone/carrot bag, they seem to comfortably hold : about 2 : : tablespoons of henna. : : : : I've seen kits from $5 to $25 and I just don't want to be : overcharging : : (or undercharging). Does $15 sound reasonable? $12 ? What do ya'll : : think, I could use a little input. Thanks in advance. : : jessica
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