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I like them! I just tried the perfect man the other day, so I know they smell amazing too!

What type of colors are you using? I had a soap where I split the batch and added pureed carrots and the plain sections and carrot sections cured differently. I think it was because of the extra water in the carrot.

They are very pretty and the colors really fit the scent!

I made some baskets for our moms this year. I'm pretty happy with how they turned out. I hope they like them!

Thank you for sharing this!

I love the colors!

My husband ADORES salt bars. They seem to be super popular with all the men who have tried mine.

1. 8 bars 2. 1 batch 3. NG Pink Sugar 4. Ultramarine blue and violet. Which in hindsight was a total waste since its going to discolor. :thumbdown: I used all my ingredients up now and can't order more until the end of the month, so I'm kind of bummed. No soap for a couple weeks.

Shhhhhhh....I don't like it either :silent: I do have some in the freezer to try soaping with though.

I'm no expert for sure, but I got sample sizes of Oxides & ultramarines from http://www.tkbtrading.com/category.php?category_id=44. The samples are about $1.50 each and seem to be more then enough for multiple 2 pound batches to try out.

They look yummy! Like those milk caramels.

I second this!

Thanks. Lets call it a spoon swirl done by someone who didn't know what a spoon swirl was.

I don't care for mango either. And i'm not a huge fan of apple. I don't know what made me get this FO, but i do like it!

They are NG Apple Mango Tango. Its a pretty strong fragrance. I like it.

I thought they turned out pretty ok. I def have some learning to do. And I dropped 2 of them while I was putting them away to cure...:roll:

There is a very small window of time where its perfect to cut salt bars. For me it's at 2.5 hrs. At 2 hours the bars are still too soft and at 3 they are to hard and crumble when I cut. Many people recommend single cavity molds so you don't have to cut them at all. I haven't found a mold my...

I love the colors!

I've made bath bombs using metal measuring cups. I thought they worked pretty well as molds. I have some with the 1\3 cup. That seems like it might be too big. Maybe a 1/4 cup?

They look lovely! Much nicer then my first FEW batches! Next time you buy olive oil, try Sams Club (if you have one nearby). I get the jug of 100% Olive Oil ( not EVOO or anything fancy) and even my castille is off white with only the faintest green tint to it.