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I mean it says "Arrived in Troutdale". It never departs for 2 - 3 days, so after that time, it finally departs.

It takes BB 9 - 10 days to ship to me. From Washington to Virginia. It's a 2 - 3 day to ship and 7 - 8 day for delivery. It always sits in Troutdale, OR for 2 - 3 days before moving.

Well even included, you don't pay extra on top of it for the shipping. So that's what I'm getting at with the free shipping. Their prices are still lower than some suppliers, so it's worth it. I placed a $153 order on B-Berry and was charged $40.11 in shipping.

Yes it is free shipping now. Look at this: http://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/Fr ... ogram.aspx As for the stabilizer, I haven't been in soap making long enough to tell, but heard great things about it.

I use plastic wrap (saran wrap). What you do is cover your soap with it, stretch it tight and close it on the bottom. Next cut off all the excess and then take a heatgun (hair dryer doesn't work), put it on low and heat the bottom of it until it fixes together. Don't heat longer than 3 or 4...

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This is a good looking website, I like the whitespace amount. The only thing I would add is a DIV border on the main page to break up the content area and side bars. Either a simple black or green border, or add a fade background.

A website is one of the best tools you can have. Market it with business cards and craigslist. Those two I have found to be the better ways to advertise. Sending out flyers or putting them in paper boxes (not mail boxes), is another good way. Avoid any paper advertising such as yellow pages...

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0001-001-CP Batch # - Product # - Type Each recipe you'd assign a number to. So say lemongrass with poppy seed in CP with goats milk, you'd put 015. So for the first batch it'd be 0001-015-CP

Do you want to use numbers or number and letters? how many digits do you want the batch numbers to be? You could combine the batch number with the date for easy reference such as 00105022012 That would be Batch #001 created on 05/02/2012

A Vanilla Stabilizer should prevent that from happening. http://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/St ... Stabilizer

I haven't tried that fragrance, but this company has it for a very low price and free shipping on $30 or more. http://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/Pr ... ce+Oil+496

Try adding a small amount of Blue dye to it, like 1 - 3 drops, sometimes that helps. Also Vanilla Stablizer does the trick.

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Here is pictures of the first soap I ever made. Aloe Vera base with Light Gold Mica (looks like sand) and a Shea Butter shell scented with Pearberry fragrance. Sorry that the pictures aren't good quality.