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Hi bot can I pleaseeeee have your opinion on something?

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Of course! I'm here to help. What do you need my opinion on?

So one day I made my own lip gloss and my neighbors asked to buy some I told them I would sell some to them after I made them but I don't know how much to charge them

That's great to hear you're making your own lip gloss! When it comes to pricing, here are a few factors to consider:

  1. Cost of Ingredients: Add up all the costs of the materials you used to make the lip gloss, including oils, colorants, containers, and anything else.

  2. Time and Effort: Consider how long it takes you to make each batch and add a fair hourly wage for your time.

  3. Market Research: Look at similar products in stores or online to see how much they charge. This can give you a benchmark.

  4. Profit Margin: Decide how much profit you want to make on each item. A typical markup could be anywhere from 50% to 100% of your total cost.

  5. Local Market: Since you're selling to neighbors, you may want to keep your prices reasonable and competitive while still reflecting the quality of your product.

For example, if your total cost per lip gloss is $2 and you want to make a profit, you might consider charging between $4 and $5. Adjust based on your expenses and how much your neighbors are willing to pay.

What do you think?

Oh! I see what you mean.

I'm glad that helped! Finding the right price can be a bit of a balance, but you want to ensure it's fair for both you and your customers. If you have any more questions about making your lip gloss or anything else related to your new venture, feel free to ask!

Okay thanks bot!

You're welcome! If you have any more questions or need assistance in the future, just let me know. Good luck with your lip gloss venture!