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To Sezzah--I've soap with BB Plumeria. I wasn't crazy about the scent oob, after the soap cured I love it. Not to overpowering and very pleasant--thats saying a lot--I'm not a floral fan. It behaved really well too.

I started at 5% but now do 7%--just makes my skin feel better!

My mail lady like to see me come, I always bring her soap too!

I bought from my pharmacy the first time I used it. I didn't want to spend a fortune either (especially on shipping--yikes!) A little goes a long way and I'm still using what I bought from Walgreens.

WOW!!!! Great job!

I have a friend who has it and she swears by my goatsmilk. It's basically a bastille, olive oil, cc oil--very low cleansing.

Good for you!!! I bet you are already planning your next soap! Welcome to the addiction!

I let mine cure for at least 4 weeks. They really do seem to get better with a cure. I tried one of mine at 2 weeks and then later at 4 weeks. 4 weeks seemed more bubbly and milder to me.

I've ordered from them a couple of times, coconut oil, palm oil and lye. Everything was good quality and the service was good. No problems getting my order shipped, and prompt service.

Wow--beautiful job!

Glad you could save the batch and I'm with you--it's a wonderful granite--just tell people you ment to do that! One of my personal favorite soaps to use is one that was a rebatch from overheating--not the most beautiful, but a mild bubbly bar that smells great. Sometimes you just got to go with...

Awww thanks!! I make a batch of slow tracing soap (cool temps), I bring it to a light trace (actually it's between emulsified and very light trace) pour out some in a separate bowl (or bowls) to be colored for a swirl. I always add the fragrance to the bulk of the soap after I separate it just...

I've used tumeric and paprika and coco powder several times in soap. I infuse the spices in olive oil for several days and then strain through a coffee filter before using it in soap. I've never had any smell of the spices come out in the soap--although people swear they can smell coco (I...

Wow!!! Beautiful soaps! You sure did a great job!

How pretty! I've never made bubble bars, now they are on my must try list!

Pretty Pretty!!! Love those colors!

I'm a CP type of person--it's by far my favorite process to do. That being said, I also do HP, but only when I have a fragrance oil that is too tricky in CP. I love the smell of Peaks Peach Mango but it's a bugger in CP and causes all sorts of problems for me. That fragrance is always HP for...

A good 4-6 week cure can make all the difference in the world in soap. I'm like most people and can't resist 'trying' a few days after making--and it's almost always drying. That same soap feels much different after a few weeks, just give it time!

I just made a black activated charcoal soap with yellow balls inbedded. It's wild looking. It does make dark bubbles, and will discolor a white wash cloth (it doesn't stain--rinses right out). I tell people up front when I give them a bar--they love it anyway.

What great gifts!! Lucky students!