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I may be in the minority but I like #1 with the green and brown better. The color distinction helps bring out the "&" and "soap works" Is the humming bird part of the font?

I find that Soaper's Choice is a great way to get bulk oils. The selection is good and the shipping is pretty fast - even out to California.

I'm just an echo here, stay away from baking soda. The ph is wrong for the skin. I've seen people like clay or arrowroot powder for absorbing the oily feel.

I love the seahorse soap dish! The color is lovely and it seems like a perfect way to display your homemade soaps.

10 different oils is a lot of weighing Out of curiosity what did you use?

So many adventures!!

I'm looking forward to seeing it after the cut! I love it with the red

I haven't done a lot of hot infusing, only cool. Those normally infuse for about a month

Fascinating stuff DeeAnna! Thank you for posting this

I have a "sugar cookie" swirl soap that I made with activated charcoal, unscented batter with titanium dioxide, and scented soap batter. It's a nice brown black and tan

I'm with @Rune. I'd like to see a really rich red

Those look lovely!!

Those are so beautiful! How did you get that swirl pattern?

I think you just summed it up perfectly!

I think it was well worth the wait for those moulds! With the colors and swirling, they're gorgeous!

I found that Brambleberry has a lot of single note fragrance oils. Unfortunately they don't do sample sizes.

Welcome to the forum!

I'll be curious to see how it turns out! Keep us posted

Soda

What I recommend is taking a look at the ingredients individually, and then seeing what you can find. For example, I get my SLSa off Amazon, not from WSP I used to work in the industry. We had elderly women coming in once a week for their hair to be washed, roller set, and brushed out...