First Step
I will sell the Maui Surfer Honey brand, which I created in 2014, and has been red hot since we got unsolicited rave reviews from:

• https://www.scuba-girl.com/2017/07/11/maui-surfer-honey-spf-30/

• InStyle (now a Digital Magazine)

• Choosing Eco-Friendly Sunscreen in Indian Pass, Florida: A Shopper's Guide

• Travel+Leisure (in print and Digital)

• diveIn.com/diving/reef-safe-sunscreen/

• www.travelmustdos.com/reef-safe-sunscreen-hawaii

• https://mauioceancenter.com/information/12-best-reef-safe- sunscreen-brands/
We enjoy an extremely good markup with this product, and we have plenty on hand. Google “MauiSurferHoneySPF30”, and see it on Amazon, Ebay, and Walmart.com at astronomical retail prices!

Second Step
I will sell the Monoï of Maui brand. Which I created in 2009, and has been a steady seller since then.
We have not really pushed this brand ever—but mostly picked up business here and there with our customers who were already selling our Perfumes. Why did we not push it? Frankly, because by 2009, I was already 62 and Linda already 60, with neither of us being naturally robust. The physical act of lifting and carrying and delivering was less appealing compared with the very light weight Perfumes. In short, we chose the easy money. If you want to make money—and get some light to medium intensity exercise while you’re at it, this brand will be an easy fit. Customers love it and we have plenty of individual reviews to prove it.

Third Step
Hawaiian Classic Perfumes is also for sale—but I will not entertain selling it until the Sunscreen brand and the Monoï Oil brand is sold.
There are many moving parts to the Perfume business and I need to direct full attention to it to set a buyer on a path to success. And I cannot and must not consent to being distracted from the completion of Step One and Step Two above.
The Perfume is not for the faint of heart (unless you want to make some serious money) and gain the prestige of running a successful and glamorous business…
Because of Supply Chain disruptions around the Pandemic-- and worse yet because of Supply Chain Disruptions insanely created in Washington, we are slowly phasing out our lovely Collectible Porcelain Perfume Bottles.

To be sure, we are not quitting the business—but we are pondering new packaging— which is not to say that you, the business buyer, could not revive the Porcelain Bottles. It is possible (though not so easy) but I can guide you if that is your wish.
But you ought to know this: we sell plenty of these Perfumes in Glass, and the price points are not far below the same sizes in Porcelain.