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Ash based kye is also called potash. Basically, burn trees until they turn to ash, and filter it with water through cheesecloth or something of the sort. You get lye. It's a bit more complicated than that but that's the essentials. The thing about potash is that it's not sodium hydroxide, it's...

Thank you. :)

Interesting. I do have tinea versicolor but that's a different thing. It's a skin fungal infection that never quite goes away. I've had it since I was ten years old. Everyones skin has the fungus on it that causes it but it gets out of control on some people. It's definitely not this though. I...

Why would you those in place of lye? No lye, no soap. And natron or baking soda is in no way remotely like lye and won't have the same effect.

I have an epson 2800. Worth every penny. It's an inkjet though.

Broke my ankle in March so haven't been to market or been making. Finally got the clearance to slowly build up to walking and standing for longer periods but I'm supposed to work up to it. So.. not really? Kind of?

Soap gathers inside the little grooves. And they get moldy. Same with any wooden ones. You'll be replacing them every few months. Maybe more.

Yummy. Ooo, blackberry cheesecake would be delicious. My mum planted strawberries and raspberries in the garden when we were kids. One day, she wanted some strawberries for a pie and sent us out with a bowl to go pick them. My sister and I were maybe a quarter done picking enough (and eating...

Yes, it's more that I don't like how it feels. It's great to remove makeup but I always feel the need to wash my face with soap after.

A bar of soap. That goes down the pipe. I'm good with $10-$15.

That's interesting. Please post your results. I'd rather have natural stuff anyway. I have sensitive skin but I'm willing to give it all a try just to see. As long as it doesn't kill me lol.

I've tried the products with Bakuchiol. I don't know if it works just yet but I do know my skin hasn't had a bad reaction to it.Time will tell.

Goats are sooooo cute. And baby chicks... adorable. One of the other vendors at my main market has chicks a few times a year for sale. They are utterly adorable and she always laughs at me because I coo over them and then post pictures of them on my business page.

Are you trying to actually use them as cologne or in bath and body stuff like soap? Because perfume as perfume shouldn't be used in soap and lotions. They are different products.

Still looks pretty. I have a bunch of lavender vanilla left that does the same thing. When the scent is gone, I'm moving to a different lavender. That browning is just annoying.

Still too expensive.

Another one. Not good.

Me too. It's so expensive. Think I'd feel guilty too lol. But you have fun with it. There's lots of things you can do. You might like to consider making some bastille or castille soap. They take a long time to cure and it would be really expensive to buy all that olive oil right now.

Wow, talk about lucky. Congrats.

There are many reasons I don't order from BB. Only one of them is the horrible labels. There are lots of other people to buy from.