akseattle's latest activity

@Vicki C - wowzie! I had to google to find out what an "extruder" is. Then I watched a couple videos on using soap dough in extruders...

This is my first attempt using Himalayan Rhubarb Root from Anne George's. The color in person is more cherry red than in the picture. I...

A soap I made using the Bastile soap recipe by @AliOop (minus the goat mik powder). The olive oil was infused with paprika and it was a...

@dmcgee5034 - what fabulous little soaps!!!

Filling the teeny-tiny detail cavities in my individual holidays molds is tricky! Even with small squeeze bottles and droppers! Lots of...

The infamous ZNSC is done

Castile originally meant 100% olive oil soap from the Castile region of Spain. Then castile evolved to mean any 100% olive oil soap made...

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...

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

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...

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...

I'll try that sometime, after butchering season. Soap calculators say that goat tallow is twice as cleansing/bubbly as beef tallow, so...

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!