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I use the WSP bar as it is and have no problem with my colored hair.

I've had success mixing TD (and micas) using a handheld, electric milk frother. You might try something like that.

Welcome to the forum! I love your cactus soaps!

If you want a very easy, basic shampoo bar to experiment with, WSP has a recipe I've been using. http://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/handmade101/how-to-make-recipes/conditioning-shampoo-bars.aspx

Great job! I love the purple swirls!

Not really I mostly looked for people with good reviews. I only once had an issue and that was because they took forever to ship.

This is officially #winning

Some of the AliExpress vendors offer free shipping

It may work but I don't know if I could stomach it!

It never occurred to me to love glycerine rivers But this completely reframes it

The best luck I had getting CP soap out of Milky Way molds was after freezing it for about an hour

I use Lotioncrafter a lot as well for cosmetic oils and ingredients.

I've been using AliExpress for my jars and bottles. I've been unable to find 2oz and 4oz spray bottles as well as 4oz and 8oz jars for scrubs

Congratulations! It's a lovely first soap, and it gives you a place to start from while you develop your favorite soap recipe!

Lovely!

I'm not an expert, by any means. I believe that EDTA is a chelator, bonding to the metals and minerals in hard water. My understanding is that a chelator allows soap a better lather and rinses cleaner.

Very cool!!

I'm going to pretend I didn't find this thread... ;)

It may not have turned out the way you were expecting, but I think it's beautiful and love the crisp greens!

I'll freely admit I don't have a lot of experience with hot process, so I'm happy to bow to anyone who has worked through the process. My main purpose for sharing was, that if a Flashpoint is below or close to the point where soap was starting to resolidafy, you can still add it to the soap...