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Royalty Soaps. Hands down. I relate to Katie so much and she just makes me feel so happy and uplifted whenever I watch her videos. I've bought her products too and everything I've bought is top notch quality. She's actually the only YouTuber I watch every video she releases. 👑 ❤️

It's strapped to his hand! 😲 I think it is a brush! :eek: 😆

Any suggestions for a new wagon? Here is a really great article to help you make your decision. One would have thought that I would have the opportunity to make Oregon trail jokes only once on this thread. 😏

I never even thought of that! 😄 I guess, I could! Especially since I'm thinking about doing a design which would require two separate batches. I could do coconut milk for the "meat" of the coconut and coconut water for the "shell". 🤔

Thanks everyone for your responses so far. 👍 I use goat milk in nearly all my soaps so I'm used to the qualities it adds. Sounds like I need to decide if I want to achieve similar qualities with the coconut milk or if I want to go out on more of a limb with the coconut water. 🤔

Wow, I asked the one question no one seems to have an opinion on. 😅 Maybe there's no one out there who has used both? If you use just one of them, I'd be happy to hear your opinion even so.

I'm going to be making a coconut scented shaving bar (I just use a very bubbly recipe of mine, it's not a real shaving bar recipe) and I have it in mind to use some sort of coconut product as my liquid. I read that coconut milk gives some silkiness and extra fat plus a sugar boost, whereas the...

Wow, no "g" sound?! That's crazy. I've been saying Caligula in my head when just glossing over it. 😄

Maybe it can be marketed as an adequate means of pest control. 🤔

I did too, so I posted as fast as I could. 🤣 We're all way too witty to let a title like that slide.

mice eating soap while curing Mice-eating soap!?! Well at least the soap is only eating the mice while its curing.

Those don't count, Susan. DVSO

The real sheep leap. GAUS

In case it isn't noticed, I edited my post to include some more info. ☝️

I have done a goat milk, goat tallow, honey, oatmeal soap! You're going to love the goat tallow. It's awesome stuff! Here's mine just for funzies. 😁 This one was not 100% goat tallow. The goat tallow alone is gets a bit too mushy when wet, so I like to add some lard. I also like using it...

You're welcome! I think there is a lot of pressure out there to make soapmaking a business, but just like with any art form it just as easily can be a hobby. The starving artist is an adage for a reason. 😄

No problem! I appreciate you trying to help me be a successful soap maker. 🤗

Thank you! They've been a hit to use too! @Obsidian, your salt bar recipe is impeccable!

I'm actually not selling yet. And even if I was, if the design elements I enjoy using as a creative outlet didn't sell, I'd just roll back and stop selling because this is an artistic outlet for me. I would not be willing to compromise my creativity in order be profitable. I'm creating soap...

Just thought I'd like to start a soap showcase of my own to keep track of my batches. :) I make almost all of my soap with goat milk unless otherwise specified. After a few months hiatus I made a little six bar batch using a new recipe which I'm developing as my standard majority goat tallow...