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http://rusticescentuals.com/Hawaiian-Sandalwood.html :)

Dead sea salt usually does not work well in soap, as it contains a high percentage of minerals that interfere with saponification. DEAD sea salt has a different mineral content than regular (sea) salt.

Yep, I ordered their Tassi Lavender recently, I love it! I have never tried SS's Red Santal.

Soapalooza sells the former Southern Soapers fragrances, including Red Santal. http://soapalooza.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=8&products_id=56

That's surprising, as it sticks like glue at .85 oz ppo (~5%) in my CP. It soaps beautifully too.

I don't think this is all CP soap. :roll:

High-quality fragrance oils stick in soap longer than many essential oils. I have bars from 3 years ago scented with BB's Energy (tart and sweet citrus blend) that are still strong.

This has been my experience as well.

Yes, Oregon Trails sells a fragrance oil called "Hawaiian Sandalwood", but it's not Tradewinds' HS.

AH/RE (not OregonTrails) carries Tradewinds' Hawaiian Sandalwood http://rusticescentuals.com/Hawaiian-Sandalwood.html

It sticks for me at .85 PPO, soaps great too, no A or D. I have a 3 year old bar that still smells divine.

Did you put some M&P balls inside the soap as well? I am looking at the yellow swirl and the ball in the lower part... And yes, your soap looks fantastic!!!

AH/RE now carries Tradewinds' Hawaiian Sandalwood: http://rusticescentuals.com/Hawaiian-Sandalwood.html

Yes, it costs $14.95 including shipping http://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/ProductDetail.aspx?CatalogID=1&GroupID=261&CategoryID=2412&ProductID=8475&ProductName=Crafters+Choice%e2%84%a2+Loaf+-+Regular+-+Clear+Silicone+Mold+1501

Tassi Lavender Bossa Nova

I use it at up to 2% - I haven't noticed any acceleration.

It is titanium dioxide: http://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/ProductDetail.aspx?CategoryID=2422&ProductID=440&ProductName=Crafters+Choice%E2%84%A2+Matte+White+Pigment+Powder+-+For+Water

In my experience, black oxide is more likely to cause grey lather than charcoal. I use activated charcoal at 1 tsp ppo and I don't get colored lather.

Yes, but whenever you use different oils, you need to recalculate the lye.

It moves quite fast, makes hard bar, very white, doesn't lather a lot. Very mild for skin after being cured for 6 weeks.