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I found this which explains split method. I've tried this method with almond milk and coconut milk, and it worked great. I will need to try this with goat's milk. http://www.soapmakingforum.com/forum/vi ... lit+method

My fav is the spoon swirl. Other two are nice, too.

I use a washcloth and get lots of lather in the shower, but bar alone doesn't produce much. The Zum bar was quite another story though. It produces plenty of lather. Does goats milk add lather? I thought it would make it creamier. I haven't used goats milk much though.

These are very pretty. Do you do like a ITP swirl and save some of the colored soap for the top? Love the background, too.

Love the colors, swirls and embeds. Victorian looking!

Nice!

Thanks. I'll try again.

I bought a bar of Zum and cannot believe the amount of lather it has - much more than mine! I use castor oil, sugar, coconut oil - and still can't get the bubbly lather I would like. I use basic recipe - 30% ea of OO,CO,PO, 7% castor oil, and 3% of other oils or butters - i.e. shea, almond...

Ditto what agriffen said. Looks very fresh, clean.

I can see where it will be - I already have a soap and a candle addiction.

Thanks Krissy. It was still pretty watery late last night, but this morning it had thickened to a nice consistency.

This is the recipe I used to make my 1st lotion - total was 30 ounces, not counting fragrance and preservative: sodium lactate 1% 0.3 stearic acid 2% 0.6 ewax 4% 1.2 sweet almond 6% 1.8 apricot k oil 4% 1.2 shea butter 1% 0.3 sunflower oil 3% 0.9 water...

Beautiful!

Lots of good looking soap!

Very nice soaps!

Love the color and the texture. Very lovely.

Very pretty - like the color combos! Can't wait to see the cut bars!

sorry for delay. first want to say thank you to all for the kind comments. 2nd, I got the POP colors from http://www.tkbtrading.com/, but it does not look like they have them anymore.

I used POP colors.

And two others. I would have liked the colors on the slab swirl to penetrate deeper, guess I need to hold up the cups higher. I tried to do a semi layer with the sage green - wasn't thick enough to sit on top, but I like the green. And finally another tri color - again I wish the purple...