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# How do you choose between a DIY kit and a starter pack?

The choice between a DIY kit and a starter pack mainly depends on your goal.
If you want to apply tooth gems at home, on yourself, for personal use and without any intention of starting a business, the **DIY kit** is the most suitable category.
If, on the other hand, you are looking for a foundation to **start a business**, with a more structured and more complete approach, the **starter pack** will be the right place to begin.

## The real difference between a DIY kit and a starter pack
A **DIY kit** is designed for personal use.
It is suitable for someone who wants to discover tooth gems at home, apply them on themselves, or simply explore this world without entering into a professional approach.
A **starter pack**, on the other hand, is designed to help you start with a more complete and more structured foundation, with a business-oriented goal.
So the difference is not only about what is included in the pack.
It is mainly about **the customer’s objective**.

## When should you choose a DIY kit?
A DIY kit is the right choice if you are looking for a simple, personal, at-home approach.
It is suitable if you want to discover tooth gems without trying to build a business around them.
It is also the right option if you are looking for something more direct, more accessible, and designed for personal use.
In practice, choose a DIY kit if:
* you want to apply tooth gems at home;
* you want to apply them on yourself;
* you are looking for a simple and personal approach;
* you are not trying to start a business.

## When should you choose a starter pack?
A starter pack is more suitable if you want to begin with a more complete, more coherent, and more structured foundation.
It follows a different logic: not simply trying tooth gems at home, but starting in better conditions with a set designed for a more serious and more organised beginning.
It is therefore the right category if you are looking for a starting foundation for your business.
In practice, choose a starter pack if:
* you want to start a business;
* you are looking for a more complete foundation to begin;
* you want to avoid building your cart product by product;
* you prefer to start with a more structured set.

## Is a DIY kit meant for starting a business?
No, that is not its main purpose.
A DIY kit is mainly designed for personal use at home, in a simple logic of discovery or self-application.
If your goal is professional, a starter pack is more coherent than a DIY kit.

## Is a starter pack useful if I only want to try tooth gems at home?
Not necessarily.
If you are only in a personal logic, with no intention of starting a business, a starter pack may not be the category that best matches your needs.
In that case, a DIY kit will usually suit your goal better, because it is designed for a simpler and more direct approach.

## How do you make the right choice?
### Choose a DIY kit if…
* you want personal use;
* you want to apply tooth gems at home;
* you want to apply them on yourself;
* you are looking for a simple solution with no professional goal.
### Choose a starter pack if…
* you want to start a business;
* you are looking for a more complete foundation;
* you want to begin with a more structured approach;
* you are looking for a set designed for a more serious start.

## Key takeaways
**A DIY kit** is mainly suitable for personal use, at home, on yourself, with no intention of starting a business.
**A starter pack** is mainly suitable for a business-starting approach, with a more complete and more structured foundation.
If you are hesitating between the two, ask yourself this question first: **do you simply want to do DIY at home, or are you trying to start a business?**