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  1. Laurabolyard

    I get to try my first cured soap tonight!

    Thank you for that!! It's the only place in my house I can keep them under a fan!!
  2. Laurabolyard

    I found these containers at walmart

    Everything looks like a soap mold to me now!
  3. Laurabolyard

    I get to try my first cured soap tonight!

    Yes! Four batches are ready to gift, although I should definitely try a bar of each first.
  4. Laurabolyard

    I get to try my first cured soap tonight!

    :rolleyes: I hav a sneaking suspicion that I more enjoy fondling them
  5. Laurabolyard

    I found these containers at walmart

    It's a petroleum product, originally formulated in Vermont, over 100 years ago for sore and chapped cows teats!! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bag_Balm
  6. Laurabolyard

    HP lovers, please reply here

    I've dabbled in cp now, I've done 6 5 lb batches with each. I really thought that hp should still have my heart, I'm so so sure any more! I think that they each have their place. I think for the rustic bars, that I SO prefer the look of, for myself, hp is the way to go. On the other hand, cp...
  7. Laurabolyard

    I get to try my first cured soap tonight!

    ive been a VERY good girl!! As resistant as I was, at first, I took heed and waited! Yes, I've kept little 'scrids ' and pieces by the sink, but Ill actually be taking a bar to the shower tonight! My first batches are almost 8 weeks old. I've waited until I was at the end of my purchased...
  8. Laurabolyard

    I found these containers at walmart

    I am liking the size for experimenting. I used bag balm (of all things!!). It would have come right out had a done the corners a bit better, gentle loosening in the corners with a butter knife did the trick. I like that they have a breathable lid. I'm going to try some dividers too, there are...
  9. Laurabolyard

    My recipe shows it's a soft bar

    Thank you for that, I've heard a little bit on both sides. I'll have to do some reading.
  10. Laurabolyard

    I found these containers at walmart

    i thought I'd give them a try. Ironically, from the 'Pioneer Woman'! BTW, thanx to your valuable info, I knew to research the fragrance oil FIRST!! I knew the gardenia was going to accelerate like a %#^*%. So I was ready to do the Mash!! I just bought a few more. I like that I didn't have to...
  11. Laurabolyard

    Can a layer of cp or hp be put on top of a rebatch?

    Has anyone tried the above method?
  12. Laurabolyard

    My recipe shows it's a soft bar

    Great!! Thank you! Have you ever seen this? I saw it in Walmart with the shortening and lard. It's not in English.
  13. Laurabolyard

    Can a layer of cp or hp be put on top of a rebatch?

    Actually, this hp/rebatch looks promising! http://www.soap-making-essentials.com/hot-process-rebatch.html
  14. Laurabolyard

    Can a layer of cp or hp be put on top of a rebatch?

    curious... my rebatch would be medium brown, I would like a lighter layer on top (or bottom).
  15. Laurabolyard

    My recipe shows it's a soft bar

    I hadn't yet checked the recommended usage rate, guess it's ok?
  16. Laurabolyard

    I'm getting frustrated with EOs

    Interesting that it can be rented!!
  17. Laurabolyard

    I'm getting frustrated with EOs

    Citrusy you say? You're not a fan of them on their own?
  18. Laurabolyard

    My recipe shows it's a soft bar

    Looks good! If I'm wanting a whiter bar, is going with 25% canola going to be problematic? Maybe I should split the difference! Hmmm... I was hoping it was less palm, that makes my recipe look pretty 'palm heavy', about 30%.
  19. Laurabolyard

    My recipe shows it's a soft bar

    Did you type this while I was editing mine?? I think so! How does the above recipe look to you? The problem is, I don't know how much palm oil is in that shortening!
  20. Laurabolyard

    My recipe shows it's a soft bar

    Can anyone tell me how much of the GV shortening is recommended? I think I'm going to give this a whirl! The ranges seem ok to me.
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