carebear said:SudsyKat said:I've heard that sodium lactate helps with hardening the soap as well. I've never used it, but that's what I hear.
I'll be trying that out this weekend. My soaps are seriously rock hard, but for some that's because I've had the luxury of a looooooong cure time (for others it's the 75% coconut oil LOL).
Can't help you there.busymakinsoap! said:Hi Star,
An off topic question that I've been dying to ask...
Where do you buy your supplies?
There doesnt seem to be a lot of options on line as far as frag and colours, the only site I can find is aromatics, who do you use?
Would love to order from overseas, but not sure who posts to NZ
busymakinsoap! said:Another thing, I mad goats milk honey and oats from the 2nd recipe and it stinks! Not like burnt honey (I've done that before) I left it uncovered and it is a beautiful creamy yellow colour (with a hint of green )
but........I did use manuka honey I'm wondering if that is the cause??
soapbuddy said:I use beeswax in every batch and people love it. I take the results of soap calc with a grain of salt.
I use about 1.5%FloridaSoaper said:soapbuddy said:I use beeswax in every batch and people love it. I take the results of soap calc with a grain of salt.
What percentage of beeswax do you use soapbuddy? I've been using 1% in my bars because I thought it cut down on ash...but didn't help with my last cp batch.
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