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You should, one of the great things it does it hold the scent. I couldn't find a recipe with it so I just figured it out for myself. Well worth it, and it's cheap! Still though, I love the bright green of your bombs!

If you don't like how it looks, never fear the rebatch. Mind you this comes from an hp'er and rebatching is pretty easy for me.

They're cute! Nothing is ever perfect the first time. I am in love with making bath bombs. I haven't used olive oil in them yet. but I've used grapeseed and sunflower. The oil is so nice. If you want to experiment, may I suggest trying Natrasorb (tapioca starch) as part of the dry...

I just wanted to mention that since these silicone molds are so cheap and easy for my to acqure I can certainly get some for anyone and I can mail them to you.

I used my little silicone chocolate molds. The bars turned out great. A little too dense perhaps but I enjoyed holding the hear under the rushing and watch the bubble surround me.

Count me in (as long as you can ship to the US or Canada I a golden. Every one wants bubble bomb the instant I mention making them so I gotta get more. MUCH more... Since I do want to sell when I am good enough at all my little products.

I have to say that I believe it is all about hair type. My shampoo bars are all just my normal recipe with extra castor oil and a high superfat. I wash my hair with this bar every time I wash my hair and even when I don't use a conditioner, and I never use a rinse, my hair is better behave and...

Yes. For now at least.

Maple Ridge, BC is where my soap are born, and Surrey is where they mature.

Hi and welcome from Hollywood North. Rebatch is much fun with different sorts of scraps. Would never give the connoctions to anyone but they are interesting.

@ Ian Maybe that's why his always humping his blanket and my favorite dress?! Laughing @ Overthemoon We're crazy cat people too Very Happy Then next soap I make will be named after one of my four cats. He thinks he's a mommy so enough said. I just have a thing for cats of your's colour...

That is so sweet. You've made yourself a convert. Or she has, either way.

I have a mold very like that from Superstore (Canada) it cost me about five bucks. I was very pleased. It's not as well reenforced but it hasn't failed me. Actually I have a number of silicone mold from Superstore. They may be for baking but they beat price and shipping from any soap site.

Thank you!

First, adorable cat. Sorry I'm a crazy cat lady and that was my first thought. Second though, absolutely beautiful soaps. I love the whip and layering. Truly decadent.

So I've been a busy beaver this week and thought I'd share a summary of my spoils. I made this soap thinking of my father. He isn't human until he's had two LARGE cups of coffee. I made it with Tim Horton's coffee (if you are from the US or Canada, you'll understand why this matters)...

I love coconut oil for a facial bar. I tend to like 30%. Then again, all of my soap, save castile, have had min 20% coconut oil. I like it in general. It's been great for my acne.

I have FOs coming today as well but they aren't coming to my house so I have to wait until my roommate's Mom comes up to Canada with them. Fingers crossed she'll come up Sunday.

I've never heard of it going bad but if it gets wet, well it's pretty much ruined. So keep your lye in a well sealed container and you should be fine. I've had lye with some clumps in it and it still worked perfectly.

oriental musk/ cherry blossom soap, bubble bombs and bath bombs The beginnings of a gift basket for my mother.