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Everywhere I've checked, shipping is the deal breaker - often costing more than the actual product.

I've seen those coffins as well and they show as 'available' in our local store. I was going to go check them out tomorrow and depending on how cute they are/the amount and selection available, I may order a case to pick up at the store. I don't know what Dollar Tree charges for shipping, but we...

@Mobjack Bay, i LOVE both Star Bits and Into the Mystic!! Space Walk and Zero Gravity are on my wish list at MM! Let us know what you think of them in CP.

When I make a solid black soap I use (ppo) 1/2 tsp AC and 1/4 tsp Wicked mica from Mad Micas. It makes a lovely rich black soap with minimal grey lather. If I just want black as an accent color, I use Wicked by itself. It's seriously the best black mica I've ever used.

I'm interested in both these and the soap cutter. Any chance of a discount if I buy the whole lot?

I sometimes do a line of Halloween soaps based on the old spooky cereals from my childhood - Count Chocula, Frankenberry, Boo Berry, etc. - and those always sell well.

The kitty in my avatar is my little monkey Minou. His origin story is on my website (since my company is named after him) along with more pictures, but I'm not sure if we're allowed to share that here. My family used to tease me that my best friend in the world was a little grey cat :) He was...

Please copy & paste the list into a new post, then add your name along with the next appropriate number. Sign up list: 1. Servant4Christ 2. The_Phoenix - A spoonful of soap makes the grime go down the drain. 3. AliOop - This is my go-to rescue technique for those suddenly-thick batters. Ya...

@Kari Howie After you steam the soap, let it sit until dry to the touch before cutting. I use the eco-friendly glitter from The Good Glitter, so I wait to add the glitter until after I steam the soap. I add the bling while the soap is still slightly wet to keep it popping instead of dissolving...

Yep, a handheld steamer across the tops before I take them out of the molds. Learned that trick from Ellen Ruth on YouTube!

I make them occasionally. What can I help you with?

@AliOop I bought my Cricut new about 7 years ago for the sole purpose of creating pretty designs for signature Krewe throws at Mardi Gras, I've abused that poor thing over the years and yet it's still going strong!

Maybe this would help?

Yep, that's the one! And here's Mad Mica's site: https://www.madmicas.com

Hi Josh! While Zing has a point about colors (and they can certainly affect trace), I too like some color in my soaps! For 1-stop shopping to save on shipping, I would recommend Nurture for both fragrance oils and micas. I actually slightly prefer Mad Micas colorants but they are very similar...

I'm interested!

You can also make a 100% coconut oil soap with a 20% superfat that's not drying at all and makes a hard bar of really nice soap.

Best price I've found for Coconut Oil and it soaps great! Free delivery for pick up at a local store. https://www.dollartree.com/butcher-boy-refined-coconut-oil-725oz-jars/257945

I have 2 names for mine. Same recipe but different molds. 1. Monkey Bars - in a monkey mold (duh!) 2. Butter Bars - in a stylized round mold

I have a Cricut that I originally bought for creating designs for my signature Krewe throws for Mardi Gras. I have used it occasionally for signage/display items for my soap business, but honestly it's just too fiddly and time-consuming to be efficient for me per labels or packaging. I have a FT...