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They all look fantastic, it looks like you've been having fun! :)

Those are fantastic, I love HP soap! :)

That is so cool, what a great idea! :)

It's beautiful...is this a CP soap?

Aw, thanks Seven, I'm so happy you enjoy the blog! :)

This is so pretty, love the vibrant contrasts!

Love this! I would have guessed hanger swirl too. It looks like it was really thin to get those thin lines, was it a tiger swirl?

Gorgeous!!!

Lol, so close, and I'm glad we agreed with one another! ;-)

Hi Fernanda, welcome! I'll try to answer your questions in the order you asked them: 1. Yes, you can re-melt your fragranced and colored MP, just make sure to gently remelt and not overheat so much that you burn off your fragrance. 2. Any oil will work for superfatting, but do not go over 1...

Thanks so much for sharing my blog post! Zacil, who shared her MP recipe with me, said that she does notice it sweats, but not as much as store-bought MP. I haven't noticed any sweating yet, but I probably live in a drier climate, and I haven't yet tried it on top of CP, which is where I usually...

Such a delicate hangar swirl...bravo!

Definitely a keeper, very cool effect!

That is very cool!

I agree with Rachel...I don't see why not, this is similar to what some people do when they make milk soaps. Just make sure you have enough water to safely dissolve the lye :)

Soaping cooler definitely helps slow down trace for me. I notice when I have used frozen liquid for the lye solution, that I have plenty of swirling time with those soaps. Like lsg mentioned above, just taking your soap to a super-thin trace (just past emulsified) and then splitting it into...

I had my husband test this shampoo bar today and he LOVED it. He has used bar soap on occasion to wash his hair, but he said this was more like a shampoo than any other bar of soap he’s ever used. I think that is a great compliment to Genny….well done on the recipe, and thank you again for...

Good luck, and have fun! :thumbup:

I thought I read somewhere that clays hold heat as well, so soaps with clay are more prone to gelling?

It definitely sounds like a very woodsy scent. I would try adding a citrus fragrance and peppermint e.o. or f.o. You could also try adding an apple/cinnamon fragrance or a vanilla-based fragrance. I actually think there are a lot of things you could blend it with, you'll just have to experiment...