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Oh how clever.

I give my "Oh no I forgot the scent" soaps to my friends with allergies. They love them.

They look great. Wonder if your guests will think it is an artistic display rather than soap.

They are so cute! Too bad the wings fall off. Bet they smell incredible.

Really a good idea to post these pictures. I did not know what any of these looked like when I began my soaping journey (before the internet). Sadly, I have a number of these things happen to me too. I didn't know how to resolve the problems; even though I purchased several books, it seemed as...

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I had that problem too. Did you figure out what the problem was? I would love to know why they do that.

WOW really nice. I want to make one too! LOL as if I could.

Colors really pop!

Looks great.

I divide my batter and did not put fragrance in the batter I want to be light. I found if you do not use a non bleeding color in the colored batter, your light side may not come out light. I made "white" soap with colored embeds, but much to my surprise after the curing time my white soap was...

Looking forward to seeing it too. I love cutting soap, every bar is different. EXCITING!!

I suspect that the sugar in the pear juice is the culprit for the brown color. Sugar reacts with the lye, heating up quickly and caramelizing which results in beige or brown soap. I agree with Dixiedragon, get the basics of making soap down first, then start experimenting: that way you will...

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Yes, white sugar. Add it to the water and make sure it is dissolved before you add the lye. You can use 1/2 to 1 teaspoon of sugar per pound (16 ounces) of oils, I usually use about 1/2 teaspoon per pound of oil.

I love your cheese analogy. I looks pretty. You can add sugar for more bubbles; however it does make the soap heat up, I do like the soaps that I have used sugar in. You could also try Castor oil, about 5 to 7 percent to increase the bubbles. It will help you get rich creamy lather. There...

Very nice. What a great mama!

You clever lady!!!