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WOW! Those are really cool and I LOVE your background!

I use the oil based, I just put as little oil as possible into the tip of a ziplock baggie, add my TD and then twist the baggie and squeeze out all the lumps by rolling it between my fingers. It works well for me. IF I am adding sugar and other powders I will put everything in a bowl together...

LOL, I was in a panick just thinking of all those oils and the chance of them being wasted!!! YIKES! I did soap sculpting in High school .....but not that size :shock: Sounds like a lot of fun!

Calico, I'm intrested to know if you ever get crumbly bars? Just wondering. I am currently experimenting with adding a little fine sea salt to all of my bars. I would like to find a way to cut down on the melting process when they are left damp....I can't seem to train my kids to keep them in a...

beautiful soap! The swirls in the soap look like leaves:) My fav is the bottom...I love purple

That would be a dangerous scent in my house! doughuts ae my downfall!!

Just another tut, its the second video. Hope you find one that works for you. http://luxurysoap.blogspot.com/search/label/Videos

TY TY:) We are in Paris, TN....I sure do miss WA state though....no humidity, no bugs *sigh*

Hello to everyone.....I'm finally back online, boy have I missed everyone and the forum! I can't believe how long its been. We started out going to TN to do a reconstruction job on a house the had fire damage, wound up buying the house but we had to live with my mother in law until it was...

Keeping them dry is a must. I think handmilled or rebatched soaps last longer.

Beautiful soap!

O I like it....very pretty!

I can't wait to hear the results! Good luck.

Makes a nice lathery and a white bar of soap. This fat should be combined with vegetable oils such as coconut or palm to compensate for the lard's shortcomings Without other oils it can tend to be soft. Use it as a base oil. Recommended at 70% max of total oils.

What cute molds!!

Lovely

You can add it at the end of cook as a SF, unless you want it to be 100% GM soap.

I have mostly ordered from Brambleberry, but to my great disapointment, they have been going up on their prices. I compaired my last order between Brambleberry and WSP and even with shipping my order was cheaper with WSP. Sadly it takes me twice as long to get my order from WSP than...

One author suggests you keep your Iodine level below 70 and you will never have DOS. I have to agree thus far, I have never had DOS and all my recipes are below 70.

Not only that but a lot of them are difficult to handle.