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I bought these to help with my coloring. They will be arriving next week. I can’t do complimentary colors well at all, so this will help.

Her stuff is very high quality and she even sent me a little soap stamp as a gift. Turn around time was fast too.

Shipping was $16 CAD. I was really shocked about that.

From Love Your Suds. Can’t wait to use them next month.

I need to know your method for how you did this! I have so many inspirational ideas for this technique.

I also use a paper towel and continuously press and massage the bag with the paper towel to ensure it is all mixed up. It’s actually easier for me to tell when all the streaks are gone as I can see specks on the bag if it is still not mixed properly. I never tried the palette knife as I figured...

I like to put my neon pigment in a plastic bag with some oil and then I massage the bag to break up any clumps. Works every time to give me a smooth pigment.

Can you give us a recipe? That would be helpful.

I’m not anonymous. I’m just a soap licker. 👅

This 👏🏾 is 👏🏾 genius👏🏾!!!

It’s the best way to know how they taste!👅

I lick my soaps.🙃

You know what? I’m just going to buy some color cards to help me figure out this complex thing called coloring.

@Georgeandstella I did not answer your question. I try to make my batch size fit whatever amount of fragrance oil I use. Since I do 1oz ppo for most oils I will make a batch using .5oz per 6oz of oils. I need to know if the scent will stay when I use it at my regular percentage rate for...

I didn’t know they were .5oz. I have 1lb and 2lb soap molds and a bunch of silicone molds.

First thing I’m going to do is smell them all multiple times and build a fragrance fort.

That is so cool. Idk what it is though.

Thanks to WSP and BB sales I bought a lot of fragrance oils. Then went over to indigo fragrances and bought some more. Since I make small batches I generally buy the trial sizes or 1-2 oz bottles. I am able to buy more fragrances due to the small sizes. All of these are completely new to me...

My orange juice soap is black and off White with a hint of gold and my green apple scent is bright pink and blue. Why did I choose those colors? No clue, but I needed to shake things up.

I just look online for inspiration. I do have a color wheel that I printed off years ago. I’m more of a pigment and neon girl and love bright colors. I don’t use a lot of mica in cp soap unless it’s a color I have trouble creating myself. I am pretty good with mixing colors to get what I want...