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I have been having problems too. Seems like everytime I go to order things are out of stock and won't be in for a month, and it takes forever to ship.

I haven't used a straight gardenia, but WSP's Honeysuckle Gardenia sells very well for me.

RLI also told me they couldn't insure because we use milk from our own animals. I thought that was ridiculous. I eventually sucked it up and went with the soapmakers guild, it was the cheapest I could find that would actually insure me.

Now I must go in search of a salad shooter, sure would beat grating by hand!

Check out real milk finder: http://www.realmilk.com/real-milk-finder/ It lists raw milk herdshares and co-ops across the us do a search in your state and several will show up!

Well I was unsure how much to take because at most local farmers markets I don't focus on just soaps, I mainly focus on produce because unlike my soaps, I can't take a bunch of tomatoes home and sell them later, so my soaps are always a smaller part of my booth. I am trying to branch into some...

My big problem is I am extremely anti-social. I could be a hermit up in the mountains somewhere and be happy. I am not outgoing at all and get shy and uncomfortable around strangers. I have totally been there with a person asking you a question and being too flustered to answer even though it's...

I was gifted a bar of soap from Duluth Trading Co. it's their "big a** bar of soap" that they sell. had wood in it, was not bad, was said to "smell like accomplishment with cedar and fine scotch". I think it was cedar shavings in there, they were pretty big but it was no big deal to me, it was a...

3-4 weeks with water discount 6-8 with full water amount is what I go by.

O.K. so I am prepping for an up coming event that steady draws between 100,000 - 150,000 people, lasts 3 days Fri- Sun. How much soap would you take to that size event? I also do lotions,body butters,salves, and lip balms. Haven't done an event this size before mostly just local farmers markets...

walmart has wooden crates you can easily stack on top of each other for a tower effect, hint on those- buy them in the craft section they are a couple $$ cheaper than the ones in the home decor section and are basically the same. I have also seen some nice displays using cake stands, and dining...

I sell mine for - 2 ounces $5 or 3/ $13. I make an emulsified goat milk body butter though, not just oils and butters so I am sure the cost is diffrent.

I probably won't be very liked after this one but... I like farmers markets that have those rules about them. I sell my soap as a side with other farm products, veggies,fruit,jams, jellies, eggs ect. Since selling raw milk is illegal in most places it is a way most dairy goat producers around...

I preferred the True Lilac from WSP, thought it was closer to the real thing.

I make goat milk lotions, I was taught not to go over 10% with your milk. I keep mine at 9%. Do send out for testing, I sent mine to the place listed above and would recommend it.

I use my farm name for bath & body products as well. I think it helps folks blend bath & body products with produce, poultry and other farm items we sell.

I haven't seen one. I wish someone would make a Hoppes #9 FO, that would be awesome!