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Jarvin: I really hope your soap turns out well after all you put into it. I hate to say this, but if it doesn't, I certainly enjoyed your post "Hot soap always smells like butt" :lol: . Please post a pic if you can.

Thank you for the compliments. I am going to try swirling with natural colors, but I haven't seen any that look as good as the dyes. If anyone has any suggestions on swirling with natural colorants, please let me know.

Wayne: Once again you both have done a beautiful job! Billie is awesome with those swirls!

Wow...great job. The colors are very pretty.

Looks wonderful! I love the color.

TessV: I think it looks yummy...like lemon meringue pie! Very pretty!

awesome site...thanks!

Your soaps look beautiful. I love the stamped one in the first picture and the pink and gray shades together looks lovely in lovespell!

MMMMMM....those look creamy enough to bite into!

Very clean and crisp. I love the Kraft brown...it always has an old fashioned look to it.

I love my Wolfgang Puck stick blender.

Ashley: I agree with everyone else...you did the right thing. Your soaps are so beautiful, you are going to be too busy wrapping large bars to waste as much of your time on little bars. If you do offer her any less in the future, I would say unwrapped.

ShearDelight: I have not heard of sheaterra organics, but I do use shea butter and it has always been solid but creamy not hard; kind of like a thick butter.

IanT: I think that is soooo very nice. If I were that girls parents I would be very, very happy with her future husband. As far as speaking with her mother and stepfather also; I think you should since he was there to raise your future bride. Good luck to you and congratulations!

I just found a site that may be helpful to others as well. Since I am having so many problems with conversions :? , I searched and found this site to convert ounces, teaspoons, tablespoons, cups, gms, gallons and more. http://www.easysurf.cc/cnver13.htm#tatom3

Carebare: You are right, I am having a blond moment.

Thank you, I am still working on finding more vivid natural colorants.

I haven't listened to any of his lectures but I have a book of his I refer to often.

Phpworm: I've recalculated and I don't believe you will need that much EO. My brain was not calculating properly...too many numbers & conversions. Calculate your percentage of EO based on per pound of oil (not ounces). I knew this, but forgot to divide the 64 by 16. So: 4 lb x .4 = 1.6 oz...

MMMM...Looks very creamy. I wish I could smell it, can you describe the scent? I've always wondered and haven't ever smelled it.