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I love the colour and swirls! If it's still soft enough, just lightly mush the cracks over. I've done that before and no one can tell it...

Well, I’m still new at this and I put my honey in the oil mixture and then processed as normal. But when I pulled the loaf out of the...

I make honey lye water and chill that. Not the soap itself. Honey soap tends to be softer and need longer to unmold. Mine gelled so I...

I'm no help here. I've never put a soap in the fridge before. But I'm sure somewhere on the forum this has been mentioned before.

@AliOop Let me get through to mid-May then decide if I want to sign up.

I only have the last weekend in May to soap but I really want to try this. Plus, I found an old hanger in my office that was abandoned...

I'm all in favour of making honey lye water then chill/freeze it. I've done that for all my honey soaps and no drama. Once I even forgot...

Thought I would start an actual thread since it seems a few people were interested in possibly doing these as well. Here is the first...

I just love how much I can learn here. I never thought of the oils needing heating since my oils are liquid all year round. I always...

First time I've seen my soap have such a weird ash pattern. I've got the usual top and sides but never sandwiched in the middle. I'm...

Congrats to the winners! It really is an eye opener to see all these caketastic creations!

Congratulations winners! 1st Place: @Cindy D. 2nd Place: @Firefly24 3rd Place: @Sudds But wow! They were all so great. Certainly...

I've been on SoapCalc for most of my soaping history. This looks like a wonderful upgrade to try out. Thanks @DeeAnna

While Soapcalc is certainly an established, reputable calc, the interface is really showing its age. I can see why beginners shy away...

Just wanted to share my most recent ash soaps. Interesting way this red clay soap developed ash randomly in the middle. It was already...