Shelley D

I abandoned my recently made corrugated plastic DIY dividers and made cardboard ones again. The plastic probably works well in a...

Several people said it looks like slate tile, so if I just "market" it as *slate* instead of *wood grain*, nobody has to know!😃

Last week, I ordered Himalayan rhubarb because I’d had success with infusing my olive oil in alkanet root and paprika. Silly me, I...

Just my 2¢ but I'm a purest when it comes to this type of terminology. The term Castile, just like Aleppo, indicates something very...

Yup, that is the one. When I tried to read their entire label, it felt like I fell down the rabbit hole (reference to Alice In...

Myyoungdaughtersaid something similar. "This is so random and has nothing to do with soap." I said yep, marketing ploy. I second the...

Goatzilla, I like that!🤣

Definitely make a 300g bar and call it Goatzilla!!! I just wanted to add to the thread, the consensus is that the so called bastille...

I'm not sure if the company you're alluding to is the same one I found while researching Castile soap. It confused me because it...

If you switched it to be 75% goat tallow and 25% OO, made with goat milk, that would be a winner in my book!

Goatee soap!

That could be the soap's name! What a conversation starter turn selling point!

I've been wondering, too. I made some soap with 75% olive oil and 25% goat tallow with 100% water replaced with goat milk. I called it...

I always thought of Castile soap as made with only olive oil. The definition from Meriam Webster is-- a fine hard bland soap made from...

I still prefer to use Castile to refer only to 100% OO soap. But that company-which-shall-not-be-named won the lawsuit and the right to...