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I have 2 spare stickblenders atm. They often turn up at garage sales, and thrift stores. you can never have too many stickblenders, lol

I love wooden soap holders.

Awesome :)

They all look good, but my favourite is the pink and blue. For some reason it made me think of coral with your little stamp on it like that. Very nice.

here is the latest update to logo process. What do you think about this one? working on a label mockup to see how it might look on a soap label.

I just had a look, and now I want some to try.For soap thogh sometimes I think super fancy ingredients are wasted, as it is a wash off product. In creams, lotions, balms etc go for it.

I like the rainbow of colour across the top of 1 but not the font, and no 6 is pretty good, but I like the pink a bit darker / brighter. Having said that though I have not looked at them on pc only on tablet, so I dont know if the colour is bright or not on pc screen. Are there any good label...

No, essential oils are an additive so they dont count to initial ammounts. They are added last at 1-3%.

Confetti soap is an excellent way to use shreds up. Also, u can put them in little drawstring mesh bags to hang on garden taps for grubby hands too.

Here is the new concepts. What do you all think?

Who do you recommend?

Ok, have decided to go for 3rd time lucky. I'll post new logo concepts in a few days when i get them.

The first logo does have that fun & funky vibe to it, and i did love that. Is it too funky? Is it more memorable? The second is more sophisticated. Is it more memorable? I have added one of the other design concepts that was sent to me .

I had to smile at this comment. No not horns, i think it is probly meant to be a " from behind" symbol of a body. you know think of a person sitting? Well that is what i thought it was meant to be.

When i first started selling, which was just a couple of local markets in country towns, i had a cute little flower. Then, when i could afford it i paid for logo design, this is where that took me Then life got in the way and i've missed it everday these past couple of years. Now i am...

They all look great to me. Well done :)

Of all the mens soaps I made first time around, Bay Rum was a true winner, not just men, women too. Not BB one, Sweatcakes and Lebermuth versions.

That first pic is a big difference isnt it. So does that mean that a vanilla would only go creamy brown? i wonder. You guys keep posting pics of salt bars, and i love them, but have not made one in so long. They all look lovely.

Congratulations. Tanks are a wonderful piece of kit to have around. They are tough and make short work of hard soap logs - perfect straight cuts every time. Purchased mine in 2008 I think, and it still has all original wires.

I just had to say, this made me smile. Longerlastingness is a better word in this case anyhow - a precise description of what most soapers like to achieve in their soap.