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I just tried this with one of my shave soaps. Lathered up the soap, with the "normal" technique I do, then used it to shave half my face. Then practically doubled the water, (didn't really measure, just used what I considered a lot of water), lathered it up and shaved the other side. I know...

Actually to me, that would lead more credence to the theory. As the chemical reactions of lesser silicone would reduce as the liner "seasoned". It would seem reasonable that the new silicone could release it's chemical reactions to the heat on the first few uses, then harden,(for lack of a...

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Hahaha, Right! That was my first thought. Good looking soaps.

Irish's experience and pics, as well as yours Navigator, lend a lot of credibility to the type of silicone being the culprit. Here's a paragraph from a discussion on the different types of high temperature silicone, for kitchen products. "The high temperature silicone designation is actually...

I'll put some time into trying to figure it out. I haven't given it much thought, due to never using silicone liners. Navigator, can you post which liners you have used and are using? And denise, which liner did you use?

Dickens and his wonderful way with words. I bet that came in handy in his line of work. :) Merry Christmas.

I think someone needs to make a bunch of loafs of soap. Need to break that baby in. :)

Welcome to the fourm, and Merry Christmas. :)

Thats my next project. :)

I think it could go either way here. On one side, it's a great idea to keep the ingredients simple and change one thing at a time, when building a recipe. Allows you to pinpoint the differences in relation to the change. On the other hand, if you're adding your scent after the cook, it...

Fantastic!!! That came out looking great. Nice job to you and your husband. Enjoy the soap making today. And.......Merry Christmas to you both. :)

That is interesting. I wonder if what vivian is saying has anything to do with it? I don't own any silicon liners, or I'd run some tests. If it stops after a few soaps, maybe a silicone liners needs to be "seasoned". These unanswered questions drive me crazy. :)

Nice link, thanks. Merry Christmas

Great Christmas present. Merry Christmas.

Both great looking soaps. Great job.

I think Hell is about to freeze over. Cause for once, I've been ready all week. :shock:

That looks great. And I like the scent combo.

CPOP in a silicone liner can produce those types of effects on a soap. It's why most people won't CPOP with them. Merry Christmas. :)