What you'll be able to do
- Make five healing salt blends, filmed end to end
- Understand what each salt, oil and botanical contributes
- Pack and seal so a blend stays dry and stable
- Price a jar for what it means, not just what it costs
- Make three further salts from the written formulas
What it costs, what it sells for
Everything inside this course
Module 1 · Start Here 5 Lessons · 33 min
Module 2 · The 5 Filmed Salts 5 Lessons · 23 min
Module 3 · Pricing, Packing & Selling 1 Lesson · 2 min
Bonus · Three More Salts (written) 1 Lesson · 8 min
The salts you will be able to make
Who ends up selling these
Homemakers
A product with no heat, no machinery and a very long shelf life.
Students and side-hustlers
Low cost per jar and a product that photographs beautifully.
Wellness and spiritual sellers
Intention-led products your customers already come to you for.
Gift and hamper sellers
Salts fit a hamper and lift what it feels like to receive.
Packing, pricing and shelf life
Jars, pouches and sealing
What to pack in so a salt stays dry and looks worth its price.
Shelf life
Salt keeps almost indefinitely — what actually spoils a blend is moisture.
Labelling a jar you can sell
What belongs on the label before you take money for it.
Everything you need to start
From your own table
A mixing bowl, a weighing scale and clean jars.
Materials from local suppliers
Salts, oils and botanicals, all named and sourceable in India.
Five filmed, three written
Five salts are filmed end to end; three more come as written formulas.
Meet your instructor
Sunaina Patki
Sunaina built her small-batch fragrance and festive range at home first — hanging car perfumes, attars and roll-ons, chocolate modaks and healing bath salts — and priced, packed and sold every one of them before teaching a single lesson. Her courses walk you from first batch to a product a shop will reorder.