The eBook collection is mainly centered around using emulsifiers. Several are mentioned throughout the eBooks, but for the most part I use Emulsifying Wax (NF) from Mountain Rose Herbs, Olivem 1000 (organic/natural product approved), or Ritamulse SCG (organic/natural product approved). There's an additional 10-page guide that centers around using beeswax instead of an emulsifier. You can use the formula in that guide, along with the other information about herbs, essential oils, etc in this eBook collection to create beeswax-based creams. However, emulsifiers are the main focus.

If you’re in Canada or another country, the final total will adjust at the end of the checkout process, according to the current currency rate where you are located.

You’ll be able to download the files immediately after purchase. If you have entered your correct email address, you will also receive a followup email from BookFunnel (a trusted eBook delivery service that many authors, including myself use), which offers even more ways to download or view your books.

No physical book is shipped to you.

If you're printing from a phone, try using a desktop or laptop instead, or ask a local print shop (like Staples) or library instead. Virtually all printing errors that I've helped troubleshoot have been related to trying to print from a mobile phone, with iPhone being the most common incompatibility. If you try a different device and still run into print problems, please let me know at hello@thenerdyfarmwife.com and I'll be happy to help. While I've tested the files with Windows, Apple, and Linux devices from my home, it's impossible to test and troubleshoot all of the many browser/phone carrier/printer combinations that a customer may have, so we will give a refund if no solution is found.

For Kindle:

You will need to email the PDF file to your Kindle device. Each Kindle has a unique email address associated with it. To know what yours is, go to Amazon.com –> Manage Your Content & Devices. Next, click the “Your Devices” tab and you’ll see all of the devices associated with your account. Each one will have a unique email. Send an email to your @kindle.com address with the PDF file as an attachment. It should soon after be available in your Kindle library.

For iPad:

PDF files can be opened and read with the free apps iBooks or Adobe Reader. (Or use the BookFunnel app, following the links in the followup email.) Please note that a small subset of iPhone and browser/phone carrier/printer combinations may cause conflict with certain pdf files. If this happens, try using a different type of device first, and if that doesn't eliminate the problem, please let us know for further troubleshooting!

This is the standard procedure for the shopping cart system I use (PayHip), for when a customer buys a bundle containing multiple files at once. You create an account in order to access all of the eBook and files in one convenient place. The eBooks and bonus files will also be delivered to you via followup email. When buying single eBooks one at a time, you do not need to make an account.