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Thank everyone that wrote me interested in taking over my business. I have someone locally that is interested in continuing it. Good luck to everyone with your soaping! And if there's anything I could ever do to help anyone, just email me and let me know.

Thanks, GB. To me, creating your own unique business is the fun part. You have a lot of experienced soapers you can go to for help here at the forum. In case anybody's interested, my newsletter will be about Cajun cooking - REAL Cajun cooking, not the stuff you might find in restaurants...

I think the most trying (and expensive) part of starting a soap business, in my experience, was trying a whole lot of different things, going in a lot of different directions, before I just settled on wholesaling to the tourist market. I first thought all-natural with EO was a great idea. Not...

more info I probably should have explained my concept more. I call my business Acadiana Soapworks. My soaps are named such things as Southern Belle, Bayou Cypress, Ragin Cajun, Dixie, Voodoo, Vieux Carre, Orleans, Ponchatula, Southern Nights, Cajun Fish Soap, Magnolia Blossom, Southern...

Really, I'm giving it away. I'm just looking for the right person to service the wholesale customers I have now and, of course, you can always expand. My soaps target tourists at Acadian-type museums and plantations. I have all the equipment to make the soap, including custom-built molds and...