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If you stick blended them in completely, it should be fine. Watch for separation though. P.S. I tend to dance while making soap, also ;)

I love tooth soap. Mine's chocolate peppermint :)

Oh, I will ;)

Are they hard plastic of flimsy?

Actually, isn't it 48 oz of oils/butters?

Gorgeous color! R & R: Sugar scrubs aren't really supposed to lather, just exfoliate & moisturize.

Was the beer flat?

Thanks Koshka. I'll pass on the info to her. She wants to make sure she's on the up & up with her business if she decides to go for it, so she knows she can't do it from home.

Most bath bombs don't have salt in them, just baking soda, citric acid & something wet to hold them together. Also, bath bombs that contain citric acid absolutely do grow mold on them due to humidity. http://www.soapmakingforum.com/f19/what-happened-1988/ Plus, the company Lush is notorious...

Very pretty :) Is it non-browning Lovespell?

Me too. It's definitely a lot more mild feeling at 3 months than it is at 4 weeks.

Coconut fo is the holy grail of fo's when it comes to using it in CP. We were just discussing this in a FB group the other day & how none of us have found one that doesn't fade or morph after years of searching and trying dozens of coconut fo's. :(

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P.S. I'm doing a small experiment with shea butter & vegetable glycerin. I just started it yesterday, so I'll see how it goes.

For someone with sensitive skin or someone who's sensitive to high amounts of CO, 10% probably won't be enough. That's why I sf mine at 30%.

Don't round the lye up. If you're going to round it, always round it down.

Those products without glycerine wouldn't normally support bacterial growth because there's no water in them. But when you add glycerine, glycerine can attract moisture/water into the product. That's where the bacteria will grow, is in that water, not in the glycerine. It has nothing to do...

Your recipe looks pretty good. What do you plan on superfatting it at? Your fragrance or essential oil does not affect your lye solution usage. For Sweet Orange eo, I'd use about 1.44 oz for your 48 oz oils. Also, I'd anchor the sweet orange eo with a litsea cubeba eo since sweet orange is a...

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Also, I didn't mean for my replies to be so "cranky pants" sounding. After rereading them, I thought to myself, "Wow, Genny, you sure sound cranky this morning." LOL