Works just fine in 2" x 3" zip-locs. Don't fill them too full and be sure to let the excess air out when you seal them to help keep from leaking. Salt scrub is definately a single-use sample - so why bother putting it in a costly plastic container? Plastic zip-locs can be purchased from most craft & hobby stores, and from many of our Business Links very inexpensively.

This is a no-brainer :) Just buy the awesome ready-made samples from Country Bunny - cost-effective, professional-looking, DONE. Be sure to put your name sticker on the back of all your samples. By the way - I thought I was getting the best price on blank label sheets from Sam's Club - I was wrong. Roteck has MUCH better pricing even than Sam's!

Use a clean, dry surface and utensils such as a Crinkle Cutter (call your favorite Pampered Chef consultant LOL - it's a great reason to have a PC show!) or a clean paring knife to cut your Soap Bar lengthwise into 3 pieces. Then cut each of those long pieces into smaller "mini-bars" - I generally get 30-33 mini-bars out of a soap bar. Again - 2 x 3 ziplocs are great!

Here's where the majority of the cost of samples goes. For Body Butter - it makes sense to me that I use the flat 1/4 ounce poly-cons (available from  Consultant Corner, Paron, and other suppliers). The lid is attached, it's very handy to pop into your purse or pocket to use throughout the day - and with a custom laminated sticker on top (Roteck.com) - your name is going to be in front of them EVERY TIME they use it or pass it to a friend! And it's easily re-fillable!