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Re: salt soap help!? I have made about 10 batches using the HP method and they have turned out great. I just add the salt after it has finished cooking in the crock pot.

My husband told me I spent too much money at Bath and Body Works and thought it would save money if I made my own. Now he wishes I would go back to BBW.

My bars are around 4 ounces too. I do make my salt bars a little larger.

Those products all look great!

Lots and lots of lather.

Wow, that is amazing. You did a fantastic job.

Those soaps look great!

It looks great!

On heavy food/vanilla/spice scents I heat my oil before adding to the wax. I also stir with a wisk. Most scents I stir two minutes. On the heavier scents I stir at least 4 minutes. I also find I have to cut down on the amount of oil I use for these heavy scents.

Same here. I just use mine for soap.

Wow, sounds like you have your hands full. Good luck with it all.

Those are beautiful. I especially love the first one.

Part 1: The Basics 1. What is your first name? Shirley 2. Where and when were you born? 1961 in Erie Pennsylvania 3. Are your parents still married? yes 4. Do you have any siblings? What are/were they like? one sister...she is a great sister now but we used to fight a lot...

Welcome and congratulations on your first batch!

Part time here. Started a s a way of stress relief from the paperwork and students at school. I mostly do craft shows and sell in a few stores.

Mine is the name of one of my dogs. The H is missing because when I went to choose an email name, Mocha was already taken so I just dropped the H.

I started out making cold process for the first year and then switched over to hot process.

Welcome Sandra and Hunnybee.

Welcome to the group. Even after many years of making soap, I still have lots of questions. I am always learning something new.

Welcome to the group!