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Super nice soaps!! I too LOVE lemon and lavender together....Mmmmm!!

Nice swirls! I always get black with black oxide, but I might add that I've never tried to do a black bar (only swirls) because of the mess it would make on a washcloth. :p

Awesome!! :-)

VERY pretty! Love the colors!

Beautiful soaps!! Love the Chamomile Pear!

Interesting tutorial!

Love the color combination!!

They look and sound WONDERFUL!! I can imagine they smell awesome too!

Super nice soap!! I love grapefruit...it's such a refreshing scent.

Nice...

Congrats on your first soaps!! They look super nice!

That's one of those logs that you can't wait to see what's on the inside. ;)

Absolutely stunning!! I think I like the black and white best too...beautiful!

Looks great!! Something else I've wanted to try forever...:smile:

Okay, I know this is a really old post, but it's all I could find as I searched for more information about orange peel wax. I hoped I could get an update, as not much was known about the wax when the op first inquired about it. Has anyone used it? How did it go? Any ideas on how to use it in cp...

I still have some of the raspberry pop left...but it's bad to morph to a peachy color in cp, so I wonder have you had a chance to test yours Cosmo???

There has been lot's of debate over adding superfatting oils at trace. You will find lots of books and videos that suggest you can add cerain oils/butters at trace and that they will remain unsaponified. The fact is you CAN add what you like at trace...but since the saponification is only about...

I've been making pumpkin soap for years, it's one of my favorites! I've read that "Pumpkin is full of antioxidants and vitamins A and C which can help keep your skin youthful and refreshed!" It's one of Crunchy Bettys favorite fruits/vegetables to put on your face. :smile...

I'm sure I wouln't care for the smell either, but they look awesome! I love your swirl pattern/color combo.

Very nice!! I love how they turned out...funny it wasn't planned that way. @ashleyrobertson, I've seen a lot of pencil lines using cocoa, but yes you can use micas, just make sure to use a light dusting in order to keep the color from "dragging" as you slice it.