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I love it!

Perhaps sprinkling some baking soda in the shoes can help absorb the excess smells.

I can't wait to see how this all comes about. Congratulations on your success of getting your soaps in a brick and mortar. I loved your approach. You flattered them and they couldn't resist.

If it isn't possible to do the actual soda, could you perhaps do it with some of their raw ingredients void the problematic parts. Since they are the ones who make the root beer, they should be able to provide you with what you need.

Here is the cut version of my failure. It is definitely cool, because the colors did some strange things in there.

They do look very holiday-ish. The circles ar great, I wish they didn't crumble up on you. Can you smooth it out with water.

I'll try once it is ready to unmold, however the top to one of my squirt bottles came off in the middle of the pour. It caused a massive blob of iridescent white. I had no more background and far too much foreground, so I squirted the lavender in swirly motions until it was all out. It will...

I tried this yesterday, all of my squirts sunk into the previous layers. The soap looks like it will be pretty, but definitely not this technique. :shakinghead:

Wooohoo, I'm so excited for you and your enthusiasm is contagious.

Xscape (singing group)

You are absolutely correct, there are so many different scenarios that can lend to the pills. I decided to change over due to seeing differences in how my baby responds to my breastmilk depending on the pill types. I also read about someone who found whole pills in her stools twice (she hadn't...

1. dibbles - happy dancing! 2. shunt - going to try (if I have time) 3. amd - it's been on my "to try list" for several years 4. Misschief - I've tried a couple of times, time to perfect the technique! 5. Scard - I can dance...not! but I'll try 6. Artemis - we'll see if I have time to play! 7...

Happy Anniversary to your parents. I'm sure they will appreciate you and your daughter's hard work. The end result will be well worth it.

These are beautiful!

Perhaps those are the reasons that the technique or process wasn't too popular or should I say outwardly used (Prior to the resurgence a few years ago that is). People seemed to have known about the technique, but probably came to the realization as the two of you. It doesn't save enough time...

That makes so much more sense than what my mind conjured up. Thank you for the reminder, I need to make the switch as well. What a waste of money these pills are if our bodies cannot digest them.

I don't know if this is relevant or not due to the recipe, analog scale, and newness of the soap, but I've found (in the three batches I've made thus far that is), that the splatterings found on the edge of my molds were not the same as the main soap. I zap tested those areas of my soap and got...

Reasoning

:lol:How does one quote the past two pages of utter hilarious undertones for scientific purposes? If you like coffee or other such beverages a cool substitute is an herb called Chicory Root. The best part of it is that it is a PREBIOTIC. Other such herbs are: dandelion root burdock root...

This sounds interesting. I hav e watched videos on that process and have read some threads. I did notice that some people had good luck with the method, while others completely bombed. I never made the correlation (I'm brand spanking new to soaping), but you may be onto something.