could you use portion packaging for mary kay products?
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I guess there are always the possiblities but it depends on where you are shipping them to. Some countries does not accepted.
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Why not use what you've already got?  Believe me, it's in there, just waiting for release . . .\n\nOtherwise, I guess you could try mixing some flour into water to thicken it slightly, or add milk to water, I really don't know.\n\nBut again, why would you want to do this?
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Yes, you can; however, do put a notice on the outside of the parcel "magnetic media enclosed".  This will alert to them that that they do not use any type of 'scanning' on the package that could harm magnetic media, such as cassette tape.
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Depends on the size.\n\nTry putting 4 or 5 in a bag for $1.  But, I wouldn't make them too big.  People like to feel like they're getting a bargain.\n\nHave Fun!\n\nBest of Luck to YOU!
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Carry a small tote  cooler with you. Slim Fast Drink Meals, Carrots, Celery, Apples, Bananas, Granola, Beef Jerky, Crackers, Wheat Thins, Corn Cakes, Grapes, Pears, Peaches, Luna Bars, Pretzels, 100 Calorie Packs of your favorite cookies that they now make prepackages. Cheese
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I'm not sure if you're male or female BUT becoming a Mary Kay Consultant is always an option. It's an at home business that you make 1/2 of everything you sell and you can sell through a website also.  No territories, no quotas, a lot of flexility and a GREAT way to make money.
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I don't have a recipe for you, but I do have some advice.  I am in the Navy, and have many a care package sent out to me.  Anyone who has ever been overseas will tell you, the postal service, our's and any other country's, doesn't really care about packages.  Think of it about the same as putting your luggage onto a plane.\n\nMy mother, the amazing woman that she is, found a way to protect those baked goodies you want to send.  Otherwise, the individual recieving them, will be given a box of crumbs.\n\nOnce you have baked the cookies, allowed them to cool and are ready to package them, here is what you need to do.\n\nFirst, you need the following items:\n\nBox of wax paper\nSeveral Pringles cans\n\nSecond, individually wrap each cookie in wax paper, as if you were packing your good dishes for a move.\n\nThird, once all of the cookies are wrapped, place each one into the pringles can, like they were a pringle.  Once you have filled the can, tape it up and put it into the box.  Gurauntee you that when the box reaches its destination, the person will be pleasantly suprised with only a few broken cookies and not a bag full of crumbs.
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can i please have some of what u have had
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Personally I love Mary Kays line of mens velocity products... mmmmmmmm smells wonderful and very well priced.
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Go to work for yourself.  Call a Mary Kay Cosmetics sales rep and ask her to help you get started.   Find someone that will work with you and build your people skills and your confidence.  Be ready to accept constructive criticism, but blow off people that want to throw cold water on your ideas.
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Look in the yellow pages for a restaurant supply company. They should be able to sell you boxes of just about anything - mustard, mayo, ketchup, relish, sauce, jam, honey, etc - in SSP. If not, they will probably know who can.
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Yes, check the state's website and http://packing.org
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yes you can send cookies, etc...but you have to be careful with packing them if you want them to get there in one piece. i got my husband a subscription to SI which i send every time one comes in....if he or someone he knows has a gaming console, i would suggest games (if you dont mind spending a little bit of money an Ipod would be good too) .  dvd's, bath supplies (axe is my hubbies fav), shirts, socks, twin sheet sets, comforter, you can even order a microwave from walmart.com and they will ship it to him (if he doesnt already have one) other than that you can pretty much ship anything, other than alcohol, lol. i think its great that you are reaching out to a soldier the way you are. here is a recipe that i have, not cookies more like brownies....and they have always gotten there still moist ( i think it's because of the honey). i call em....\nIraqi Bars:\n2 1/2 c flour\n1 tsp salt\n1 tsp banking soda\n1 c margarine- room temp. (not low fat)\n1 c packed brown sugar\n1 c granulated sugar\n2 eggs\n1 Tbsp honey\n1 c M&Ms\n1 c chopped pecans\ncombine flour,salt,baking soda (set aside). combine butter & both sugars- cream well- add eggs,honey &vanilla- beat until mixed. stir in flour mixture, add M&Ms and pecans. put in greased 9x15 jellyroll pan and bake @350 for about 30 min or until golden brown. cut into bars (makes 24)\n\nim sure he would love pictures and letters from you as well! god bless you!
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www.h2oplus.com/retail2002/productdetails.aspx?productid=200-03391-000 -\n\n\nhttp://www.luisanewyork.com/recipe2.html\n\n\nTry these to see if they work. They look pretty sufficient..
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A lot of people who use to be with Mary Kay have switched to the company that I am with.  They have told me that Mary Kay is a good company but for the most part they had to spend a lot of money to stock up an inventory and the deliving of products and the scheduleing of those parties in order to make a go of it was taking on a lot.  A friend of mine did Mary Kay for a while and the main thing she said was that she had problems with ordering things for her customers and the orders taking too long to come in or the company discontinued product colors and it made everything all mixed up.  Also taking all that time to take orders.  The company I am with enrolls customer to shop direct and to have everything delivered to their door and the products are not only make-up but also necessities for everyone, so I like it better.  If you are going to go into Mary Kay I would have to say first of all see how many are already doing it in your area.  That is the main key.  My friend had a big problem making a business because her area was already swamped with Mary Kay dealers and so the customers were all taken.  If there are not any Mary Kay dealers in your area you may be able to do great at it.  It's all about the demand.  I wish you luck.  If you are intersted in researching into another company you are welcomed to email me.  One more thing... If you love the product the company carries you will have much more success with it.  If you don't love it than how can you sell it to others?  If you love Mary Kay then at least if you go into business with them you can be honest about the product you are selling and give real descriptions on personal experiences with the product.
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packages them into vesicles
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That song from "Mary Poppins" was written when most medicines were liquid measured by the teaspoon, and even the flavored ones were pretty awful stuff.\n\nNow, the front-running baby boomers have given us soft gels, capsules, pills, and relatively decent tasting liquids.  Even cod liver oil and pure cranberry juice come in soft gels.\n\nAs for the spoonful of sugar, my thought is "No."  Some of the yuckiest medicine I ever had to take for asthma was not alleviated by sugar or honey.  I doubt Jack Daniels woud have helped :)