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It passes quickly through the vaseline stage when you use the stick blender.

You can go buy her e-books and have her recipes and methods all handed to you - for a price. What she's doing isn't all that revolutionary. I discovered what she did when I was making goat's milk soap via hot process, I have to stickblend it back together a few times, and I noticed the nice...

I don't mind Windows 8 at all, I never used 7 so I guess I don't know the difference. I did very promptly get rid of the stupid Metro interface with Start8 - now I guess that isn't necessary, but I refuse to use that stupid mess. I've got the notice that 10 is ready for downloading, I'm biding...

LOL! That's why I'm here. We don't know over there either!!

I don't find rose kaolin clay to be particularly 'stainy'. Australian red reef clay yes. I use a tablespoon ppo of the rose kaolin all the time in my soaps.

Revisiting this as it has come up again. Has anyone yet found the actual SAP value for buffalo tallow? No one seems to be willing to give up the number!! Google is of no help, sends you to the same book mentioned previously that talks about buffalo tallow but never gives an SAP value for it...

Fragrance Laboratory has Sultry Sandalwood. I bought it but haven't used it yet.

Mead syrup? Never heard of it.

So sorry, soapmange - I hope her passing is peaceful. Take care.....

Mead pucks - do you use mead for the lye solution? Sounds interesting!

Nice haul, sorry that things aren't quite right. Who made your wooden ware?

I like chromium green oxide in it myself, I think it's a lovely shade.

That hummingbird soap is pure artistry.