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I gave up on cutting my salt bars. I always use a silicone muffin type mold. My family knows it's a salt bar without me telling them because of the shape.

I agree with Irish Lass. When I first started soaping, I thought I had to have every (expensive) fancy oil and butter out there. After trying them, I've discovered some of my favorite bars are the simple 3-4 oil ones.

Pretty soaps and nice pictures!

All I can say is WOW!! You are a soap artist!

I posted some soaping results on it this morning. I just clicked on the area I wanted to post and typed. I think you have to be logged into this forum to do it (?) I clicked on the link provided in this thread and went from here. Not sure if this helps but I hope it works for you. I order a...

I've used it, it was well behaved, didn't discolor and is a real sticker in soap. (CP, room temp, full water, superfat at 7%)

I've ordered from Peak several times and have had pretty good sucess, but I research on the Scent Review Board (and everywhere else I can think of) before I order. I've used the Love Spell Dupe, the Twilight Woods Dupe, Juicy Pineapple, Apple Jack and Peel, Sweet Pea (and several more) with no...

I love the colors and I can't wait to see it cut. Cutting soap is like opening Christmas presents, you never know what you got till you peek inside! :lol:

Both are beautiful. I recently made soap with white soap curls. I scented with Winter White (BB) and it always turns the soap dark brown. My daughter says it looks like it has toe nails in it---so much for me trying to be creative. :lol: Smells real nice though.

Did you use the lab lemon yellow from BB? I've used it and it has a mind of it's own--full steam yellow ahead. It's really strong stuff and a little dab will do ya. I've been suprised more than once using it. Your soaps look great--including the sunshine yellow!

I use baby oatmeal flakes, I find it in the babyfood cereal section. I get the oatmeal goodness with no nubby scratchy or having to grind anything up.

Too Cool!! I love the look of your soap. I use activated charcoal and often get colored bubbles. I don't mind it at all.

Great job on the candy corn! I really like the layers. The green is really green--but I love green!

Praying things go well for you and your wife. Keep us posted!

I've never used grapefruit seed extract in soap. Dont fear the goatsmilk! It was the first soap I ever made (I was too dumb to know it was suppose to be hard). If I can do it, so can you. Go for it!

Never had a problem at all. I've made activated charcoal soap that is at least 9 months old and the scent is still really nice.

Wow!!!

Beautiful!!! I love the colors and yours swirls are artistic!!!!

I order the tech grade from Essential Depo too. It works fine and I've never had any problems with it.

I agree with the simple is good logic--at least thats what I've concluded in the last several months. OO, CO and Palm Oil make a great soap. I love lard too. My 'fancy' oil has become castor and my once in a while addition is usually cocoa butter.