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Thank you so much for the feedback. I usually soap around 110 to 120 degrees and my soap so far -also hand stirred- has gelled completely, I have always insulated my soap after pouring. Even my RTCP soap gelled (stick-blended of course!!!), which I also insulated! I'm not complaining, call it...

It's fair to say that Faithy has got another convert. I love RTCP and the results so far are pretty good! Thank you for all your replies re: the gel debate, very helpful and makes sense! That's one less thing to ponder when I'm lying awake thinking of soaps! And Neil, I haven't got to...

You see, that's exactly the kinda thing I don't get. Why is it best to gel at 95 degrees as opposed to 130? And why do you prefer your soap to gel? What difference does it make to the final bar? I know Faithy said not to get too hung up about it, but just wondering. All my batches so far...

Thank you so much for the feedback, I love your attitude! It's the first time anyone has mentioned RTCP and I will definitely give it a go! Would love to see examples of RTCP soaps if you have any pics available. Which oils work better in this method? Would it take ages to trace?

Hello guys!! I'm new to soap making, but I'm already hooked. I started soaping about a month ago, but already all my surfaces at home are occupied by curing soap and I had to hijack my boyfriend's spare bedroom too. I also lay awake at night planning my next batch. I'm sure it will pass one...