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Sounds like a better way to get rid of that old grease. I was thinking of doing something like this, but my friend did not fancy the idea as much.

As a city-dweller, I'd sooner expect that a neighbor took it. I'm not really knowledgeable about wild animals, but I've always thought that their noses were too keen to just eat anything, much less a soap made with FO.

I actually like both the peppermints. Reading your post particularly reminded me of my most recent soap that I made. I used a litsea eo from WSP and 5x orange eo just as a test run see if I can succesfully make a scented soap. Perhaps it's due to the beer concentrate, but it smells a lot like...

I'm still wishing I didn't like my beer so much so that I can make a proper beer soap. I think I'm done for the time being... :)

I like to have to do about 18% CO in my soap, 20% max when I'm testing.

They turned out wonderfully fun to look at. Happy Soaping! :)

I'm betting that they will be fine as long as they have a handout to remind them of how to safely make soap. :) edit: I just read your update. I suppose that revolver you left was the knowledge you dropped and we all know what happens when a toddler gets hooked onto something new... ;) God...

The question was addressed to manny, but it was also open to other people's imput. I'm not an entrepreneur and I primarily use them for scenting up my rooms. I didn't know that the SOS concentrate was actually diluted but it tends to be enough for me for the most part. :) Thank you for sharing...

I actually love the way the soap came out. How did you get it to be opaque with translucent spots?

Out of ignorance, I neglected straining some carrot puree in an olive soap I made. I still suspect that there were some leftover chunks in the soap, but I'm just waiting to see what happens while I use bits and pieces of it. I also forgot to mention that I thought I blended the carrots to...

To my knowledge, items that are kosher and halal are similar, but not exactly the same. I do not have contacts on either side to go deeper, but I rather take the safe-over-sorry road (for anyone): I'll give them the option of what type of soap to try. I also respect your point of view for GMO...

I actually like this question. :) For me, it's all about my preference. For all I know, a lot of crops that are grown could be GMOs. According to US regulations, organic crops are not allowed to be made with any type of GMO whatsoever. That said, I usually try my best to buy organic when I'm not...

I basically use extra-virgin CO for soap-making (I prefer it for my skin overall) and never had a problem with it, melted or not.

I'm actually curious as to which concentration you purchased from SOS? I am a fan of SOS, but I will admit that some scents like one of their sandalwood oils are way too weak at SOS concentration. Then they have a Somali Rose Scent that was really strong at SOS concentration (I would suggest a...

Thank you for the post. :) I was wondering what else to do with the sesame oil I bought.

Patchouli and cedarwood is sooo basic, and yet sooo sexy... IMO. For the vetiver lovers: it ages like patchouli, gets better with time. ;)

"I love looking at the pretty clouds in the sky". I don't know about anyone else, but that's what I'm getting and loving right now. :D

Until I can get my funds up, it will be a long way coming. :)

I'm curious, would anyone try a 50/50 GM/coconut milk combo or would that be over kill? I'd do it myself, but I officially have NO money for anything until next week. :cry:

:) I'd have a nice lil' smile waiting for any daughter who tried to guilt me out of pinning (currently childless). I know I have spent too many hour repinning pics of food, drinks, soap, knits, etc., but that's the point of pinterest. If I had bothered to reopen my account... :twisted: game...