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Thank you for that! Yes, as soon as I get some of the stuff off my plate I do believe I’m going to try this out. I hear pine tar soap is good for eczema and psoriasis, so may be useful to a couple people I know. As always, thank you so much ☺️

Thank you!! I have waaaay too many soapy projects and not enough time, but I am really excited to try this. I’ll send pics when I make my first batch, of course!

Question—I was talking the other day with an elderly lady who says she never used to account for the lye in pine tar soap because she added the pine tar at the end of the cook. So I looked it up and can only find this. For those who have made pine tar soap (I have not), does this seem safe to...

Sign up list 1. Mx5inpenn - oooooh the possibilities 2. Catscankim - been wanting to make these 3. Nicolesica - this has been on my to-do list since Christmas

I love this story. My heart just breaks when my friend and I get to talking. I know that burden she’s carrying is heavy, and what you did for that woman was nothing short of miraculous. Thank you for sharing that story 🥹

What a lovely gesture—thank you so much. I think that would make her very happy. I’m not sure how to send private messages, but if I can figure it out I’ll give you her address. And you have to let me send you some soap as well!

The shipping just kills me, though. $20.20 for one item seems like an awful lot

They must have, I’ve never had a business—just ordered from them

Thank you!

I love these! I have NO IDEA how you are able to make such beautiful soaps with M&P. Mine always look like melted shame when I try to get fancy with it lol

Omg.. I thought it was just me! I’m learning a LOT with this months challenge… not all of it good lol. Tbh… I love my micas too much, but this would be great for a few friends with extremely sensitive skin, so.. I’m giving it a go!

Thank you!

Not sure if anyone would be interested, but I use a restaurant supplier for oils and some fats/butters. shipping is high, so I wait until I have a big order. After doing the math it works out to be cheaper than Amazon. Today they had a gallon of soybean/OO mix for $12.99 and 12lbs of CO for $33...

Ok, so I’ve searched the forum but haven’t found the answers I’m looking for. 1. Does soap dough stay pliable if wrapped in Saran Wrap, say if you wanted to make a large batch to use later, or do you have to make it batch by batch? 2. Does anyone have videos or websites they can direct me to...

Really? I may have to try salt, then. SL can get awful expensive and I’m almost out

Seriously! I was on the phone acting like I won an Oscar Award, or something.

I love this! I’m always afraid to use the browns, but this is making me change my mind. How did you get that little “splash” on the bar on the right? I’ve never seen that

Wait, WHAT?!? I can’t believe I saw my name on there. Holy cow, you guys!

Lol… thank you for saying that. Meh, I’ll get it right someday. I do love what some others were able to do with their dustpan, so I think I will try it again. It was fun!

Ugh… it really didn’t turn out the way I envisioned it in my head. Pouring from a dustpan is a whole lot harder than it sounded. But, like you, I was way too scared to try for a long time so this was such a stretch for me… but I guess a part of that is “showing off” my ugly soaps, too. Lol