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Looks good to me, wish I had a stamp (looks so professional)

Great complimentary color scheme though.

Looks great, i'm definitely stealing this idea. thanks for posting

That tear drop looks great. You've inspired me to give it a go.

Yowsa- that's going to leave a mark. Looks like it sure worked well.

This is probably one those silly questions; but why would you soap it at 30% instead of 28%. Faster?

I really like that blue/green color.

I wonder if purple carrots would stay purple?

That gives me some hope. :? I have a few that have no smell at all.

Love the green. I guess I need to buy some lard.

Those look great. I'm jealous of that beer soap. The one I made was...well....ugly.

Thanks for the quick help. I'll cut right away. Now I'm not sure why I thought it would take so long....maybe I got confused with Castile. Thanks for the advise, I was still able to cut it up. It looks a little rough but Yea:)

I just made a salt bar using the recipe out of Faiola's book. I expected to wait a few weeks to un-mold but low and behold I was able to un-mold after 6-7 hours. I haven't un-molded the loaf but the bonus little silicon mat bars popped right out. Everything seems OK, just not what I...

Wonder how they did that swirl....oops its fudge

My sisters favorite soap is an Avocado Oil only soap from Bellavado an olive oil producer in So Cal. I'll give it a go an post my results.

Puppies are hard to resist. We almost brought one home from the front of the grocery store last week. That would have brought the dog total to 5....ah-well.

Nice to know, I have been wanting to make a Avocado Oil only soap and I was wondering about the zero cleansing.

Ended up clearish. Copied this from the forum (cant remember where): Here is the recipe I came up with after reading Failor's book: Here is the recipe I have: 25 oz Castor Oil 16 oz Coconut Oil 40 oz Palm Oil 1% lye discount = 11.8 oz Sodium Hydroxide 32.1% Lye Solution Strength =...

I have plenty of everclear(moonshine) around the house. Could you expand on the recipe? I'm a semi newbie and would like to give it a try. Thanks Curt