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Oh those are so very pretty. I almost bought me some silicone molds yesterday but had second thoughts. After seeing the success of yours I think that I will. :D

I have about 16 at my bath tub.... now. One at my bathroom sink. Dozens under my bathroom sink to use. One batch curing. Six or seven different ones at my kitchen sink. Some under to use. Five or six in my husband and son's bathroom. I love to exersize just so I can get all sweaty and get a...

Oh. Now I got to go get me a piece of dark chocolate. You know, after lunch desert! :lol:

I used to always add various juices to my soaps as part of the liquid solution. It is fine to do but I am quickly turning into a coconut, almond and 'dairy' queen! I find these items far more beneficial than adding some expensive juice in that will get eaten right up by the caustic lye. Now what...

I've got some hemp milk to use. I'm going to treat it like regular milk or yogurt. It should be nice. I think mine is chocolate though. I don't care. I need to use it up. :roll:

Thanks for the great idea! :P

Those are so goregous! I bet they 'taste' dreamy! :wink:

I am drying out some corn silk. Does any one have any info? What is the best way to dry it out, grind it, add to soap. Thank you!

Aw yeah babe! :wink:

I love those eyeball soaps. My son would just love those! :lol:

If I had a pretty little baby I would make a yogurt soap with 100% olive. That would be mild, creamy and cleansing. No fragrance. Happy soaping!

I am so in love with working with all of it too. Liquid, Powder, Yogurt, Coconut, Cow, Almond. I want some powdered goat. I have a Trader Joe in my town and I guess I will have to head out there! Thank you! 8)

My men really love that earthy pine scent, like Christmas tree. That might be a good one. So many holiday scents to choose from!

I have made milk soaps where I have added more milk at trace. It didnt double the batch. Just added more ooh and ahh. :lol:

Thanks so much for all of the great feedback and info! I had no idea that pretzels and hominy were processed with lye! I knew about the olives and lutefisk.(I love to watch Andrew Zimmern on Bizzare Foods! :P ) Currently I am paying $7 plus tax for just a few precious ounces of lye. I am just...

This sounds like a good variety. I wouldnt go overboard either. Be prepared to answer question about your products. People want to know all about beautiful handcrafted items when they see them. Do bring plenty of business cards and expect to get alot of new customers!

I just found some food grade sodium hydroxide. Has any of you used this? I been using Rooto brand from my little hardware store down the street. They are selling 2 lbs for 10.99. Should I try this? Is this a good deal? They also say they are offering 7 lbs of pomice for 19.99 plus shipping on...

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