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i'll take the howl of coyote, the scream of an elk, raccoons in the compost pile any day over take out :) you get used to it, and then when you have to go into the city, you figure out every way possible to not go :)

i just came across lye on amazon.com from essential depot. they were having a sale, 3$ for 2 lbs.

I read aloud to my husband your story here, and while laughing with me, he added "Ummmm, i used to work in a lab...... the rats didn't get free soap.":silent: ha haThank you very much for posting your recipe. and for doing the math on it :) and yes, using horse products on yourself is a very...

Oh my gosh derpina, i think you are my long lost sibling. And you crack me up. this oils sounds very interesting, i will have to look it up as well, my hubby has a bad back (herniated disk) and even though the oil that i make works well for us both, it always helps to keep looking! i am...

Oh, I forgot to add this, Sorry to continue the hi-jacking carabou, i just couldnt resist!!!!

Well, I have to insert pics of my dogs now!!! They arent fast enough to race, and are completely un-reliable for service use. BUT, the hound, can re-distribute EVERY branch that you just piled up, all throughout the yard, the Jack russel can eat everything in your compost pile, the lab can bowl...

Actually that does help alot, if it has properties to heal sores in the scalp, that means it is helping the most vital part of the "hair" cycle, the scalp. so thanks for sharing!

welcome!

I agree, i dont know what i did or said to get an honorable mention, but thank you anyway! you did an amazing job, you ABSOLUTELY have to tell us how you did it?

i did that once as well, thank the Lord i HAVE to drink soy, i used an emptied (And quickly washed out i might add) half gallon container.... :)

I second MzMolly65's "Holy Crap!" AND her request for a tutorial!!!

Hi there, Hazel mentioned this oil to me, she had come across it in reading. from what i have read it works on a variety of issues when injested, but i am more interested in using it topically for hair loss. it sounds pretty interesting so far, but i wanted to see if any of you ever used this oil?

thanks for posting the video relle! it sounds like fun. If i ever do colors, i will definately have to try that. but i dont have a sheet mold.....yet. :)

I just made an order to restock alot of stuff i am out of. It is so fun doing that! but you sure can run through that hard earned cash very fast!!!:shock:

i love that column pour! what exactly is a column pour? i love how it looks when cut!

Im glad you made it Derpina, and thank you for letting us take this ride with you, laughing all the way :)

Lab tested, Lab approved!!! :) i also have a lab, they are tough critters (not just saying that as 'oh they'll suck it up and deal with it') they were bred to swim in the icey waters of labrador bay in canada, there is a natural toughness to conditions built in them. But you know this. ha ha. So...

What else are good soap friends for? :crazy:

http://www.soapmakingforum.com/showthread.php?t=39519 is the link to the most recent soap swap and all its rules. There was also recently an ostrich oil coop buy, if you look it up, you will find the rules for coops as well.

welcome, i second the gladness that there is an aromatherapist's experience that we can learn from. What i wouldnt give to be in Hawaii right now.... I am from texas originally, and believe it or not, texas is actually very green. Now i live in the high mountain desert of colorado. It does have...