Perhaps add a personal experience, and add that you would love to try more of their range and that you would like to receive some samples. Tell the company how much you value their products and their company, why they are the best company for making that product, and what you love about their product. Once you have your company address, it is time to write them a letter. Other: Colgate-Palmolive, Nestle, and Apple (sent me stickers).Office Supplies: 3M (I received free products from them), Staedtler, Stabilo, Daler and Rowney, Pentel, Sharpie, and Crayola.You'll mainly get coupons, but you could get a few samples, too. Food: Kraft, Celestial Seasonings, Twinings, Pepsi, Coca-Cola, Mcdonald's, and Wrigley's.Makeup and Perfume: Try writing to makeup companies, such as Clinique, Rimmel, and Carma Labs (others have received products from Carma Labs, but I don't live in America, so I couldn't contact them), Chap Stick, Burt's Bees, Lush, etc.If I have written to any of them and received free products, I'll let you know. Here are a selection of companies that you can write to, but remember, these companies are not guaranteed to send you samples you will have to see for yourself.

Look at items in your cupboard, bathroom, and office, and collect the names of the companies whose products you like. You can write to one or two, or you can write to four or five the choice is yours. The very first thing you have to do is to make a list of the companies you want to write to.

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