Sometimes it’s the little details that make a big difference. Connie from Connie Nikiforoff Designs purchased an inexpensive lotion set at Big Lots. The color, scent, and price were all perfect. The cheapo label? No so much. Connie simply created a new label on the computer, copying the style and design of a pricey set from Williams-Sonoma.
Connie was inspired by the Williams-Sonoma Essential Oils Gift Sets.
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This seems like a total waste of time and money.
I don’t see it as a waste. All it took was a little design work on the computer, which can be pretty enjoyable if you are interested in it….and printing on sticker paper. I happen to like that she upgraded the look with something simple, that makes a big impact. It may be on something small, but some times the details can tell a story.
@Sheri…Yeah, some of my customers and my family think “it’s a total waste of time and money” too. LOL! But like Amber says, sometimes the details are what “makes” it
The only real “cost” extra to this project was a little of my time and a sheet of paper. I would have gotten the cheap brand of soap/lotion anyway 
I think it is great. My exact words when I looked at it was “brilliant” and followed with “why didn’t I think of that.” I am a sucker for packaging! I am going to head to the dollar store and make up a bunch of my own! Thanks for the idea.
Personally, I think it’s a great idea — to take something inexpensive and make it look like it cost a lot more. Isn’t that what this site is all about? Whether it’s furniture, accessories, or something simple like this, that’s what *I* come to this site for. Way to go, Connie!
I think this is a really cute idea. It’s that extra touch that goes above and beyond. A great alternative to those generic labels on the soaps I buy. Thanks for the idea!
I love it! Very creative which is the purpose of this site anyway. I don’t understand putting down someone’s idea or taking the time to make a mean comment. That’s the only waste of time I see…