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That reminds me I need to get to my website and update it I have seven new soaps and fournew candles to add to the site.

That reminds me I need to update my website as I looked this morning and I have about seven new soaps and four new candles that I need to add to the site.

Up Bright & Early & Making Soap I could not sleep any longer then 5:00 am this morning so got up and made a new recipe of Goat milk soap called Sawyer's Lavender & Chamomile Baby soap. It is named after our newest Grandson and is another of a new line of baby soaps I have added to my line of...

I've made Goat Milk a Number of times now and I leave it in the freezer overnight and then take it out and let it come to room temperature. I have had no problems with that heating up as long as I do this process every time.

Need to know more about what oils and scents you are using. Some scents like rose can speed up trace quickly . I try not to mix my oils and lys tell they're down to 80°. I have a found adding some of your fragrance oil to the oils before you add your lye to the oils helps.

This is what I use turntables that I bought from Amazon

I made a great hand & body lotion last night. It is called Lavender & Cucumber Melon and I just put some on my hands as it had to sit overnight to cool and thicken. It turned out great, the feel is not overly greasy either. It has some great oils in it like Shea Butter, Sweet Almond, Avocado.

I think your batch will Turn out properly, it just might not come out as smooth as it normally would if you had added all the oils at the same time.

I just got done making a apple cider cold process soap. It uses apple cider in place of the water, and I add a little ginger, and a little peppermint scent. No need to add any colors to the soap as it comes out a beautiful brown Apple cider color.

On our way to a big craft show near Traverse City Michigan. I have lots of soaps and Soy Candles to sell.

I would guess the differences in the type of beer you're using I have made two recipes using the same type of beer and they came out exactly the same color. I did not try using any color I just use the natural color of the beer. The Beer I used was made by founders and it was called dirty...

this is how I now label and wrap my soaps. I found it to be very easy and quite fast

I made a soap named after my Grandson Tyler. He love the colors green & white as they are Michigan States school colors and he loves anything sour. I made it with some neat swirls and Green Apple fragrance oils.

Made a batch of Frosted Cranberry Scented Coconut Milk soap and batch of Hello Honey Soy candles. See Pictures.

Check out Candlewic.com they have many different styles at good prices

She did not burn long enough on her first burn. This is the most important burn as candle wax has a memory and so you need to have a complete burn pool to the outside of the glass. It takes about 1 hour per diameter, so a 3" candle needs about 3 hrs on it's first burn.

I made my first beer soap, it's called Citrus Honey Scotch Ale. It looks great can't wait until I can cut it today.

Thanks everyone for your replies.

I have made a new soap called Cherry Almond and it smells and looks great an lathers good. But when you shower with it it looks like you are bleeding orange. It's nothing that stains you are even your wash cloth but just wondering if I added to much coloring or wrong type. It was Stained Glass...

Had my first major oops. I made a batch of Cedarwood soap and the two colors are separated by a thin layer of walnut shell powder. Well I guess I should have followed my directions better as it says to lay down a THIN layer of the powder and then pour top layer on next. When I took my soap out...