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thanks tess. I just found it. I'm going to give it a try.

My dh is in love with this scent. I would like to create a dup if possible. HE will se up the bottle of body wash in 3-4 weeks. He wants a soap from something similar. any suggestions? I already looked on a few scent review boards.

Wow you are doing great. Down 6lbs in one week!

Okay just bit the bullet and bought the 30 bar mold. I heard they are pretty good. Any one have these molds. I got tired of my wooden slab molds breaking down.

I started a soap team on sparkpeople if anyone is on there. What is spark people? It is a wonderful free website if you want to lose weight. There are probally hundreds of teams for everything. There is a soap team but it is for candelers and seems very inactive. So I thought it would start one...

I started a soap team on sparkpeople if anyone is on there. What is spark people? It is a wonderful free website if you want to lose weight. There are probally hundreds of teams for everything. There is a soap team but it is for candelers and seems very inactive. So I thought it would...

Oh my goodness I think I have a new favorite scent. This is just awesome and cold process very nicely. It took a little bit to trace around 20 minutes or so but a beautiful yellow and an amazing scent. Just like pear preserves, I swear you could just eat it up.

I have bought a few from scent works in the pass. The best i think is their black raspberry vanilla and their lemon verbena. I use mostly wsp can't beat the free shipping.

I just ordered the label maker deluxe program and can't wait for it to get here. Anybody have it? Tell me your likes/dislikes. I'm hoping to have great soap labels for next fair.

I am thinking about venturing into candlemaking and thus I know very little other than what i remember so odd 30 years ago in hs art class. Can anyone reccomend some sources for a beginner or books to get me started?

I've soaped with buttermilk in the past and most of time it turns yellow on me after lye is added. Yesterday the soap turned orange and now has a pinkish/orange cast. I did not add any coloring, it's a lavender soap and was going to add a purple tint but was afraid due to the wierd coloring...

Some people are allergic to the creosote that is in pine tar. There are ones online w/o creosote but it is rather expensive.

In my area anyways I have found that people like rustic type soaps and are very interested in the composition of the soap versus how cute it looks. I also found that what I think would be a great scent in a candle is not what people want in soaps. My customers like the fruity/floral scents...

Live and learn is my motto, especially with soapmaking. It really does not look so bad, the ash can be caused from several factors but you can scrape that off. The cracking could have been from over heating. Keep working at it, you will be amazed by how much you learn with each attempt. Like...

I saw some crackling candles at a show recently and want to try my hand at making some for christmas for friends. I can't find a source for the wicks though. Help anyone?

I usually wait a week if I get a zap, then if still zappy I rebatch.

I ordered from whole sales plus for the first time. I'm curious on these scents and how they soap Grapefruit peppermint-very nice but smelling only the grapefruit lavender fields-not big on lavender I have tried but this smells nice though a little strong burst of orange sugar plum...

try www.backwoodsfragrancesupply.com They have some really nice bakery scents. I like the pumpkin cornbread, very unique pumpkin. Grannys punkin is good too.

For some different smelling scents for candles try www.backwoodsfragrancesupply.com They do sell ones for soaps too but think the scents are mostly geared to candles. The pumpkin cornbread and lemon tarts are very unique.

Hello English friend! Glade you found this site, lots of good information here. I'm relatively new here myself, though been a lurker for a while.