It’s a HB-400PC. Here’s the Costco link, and some pics.Thank you! I definitely will. If you don't mind me asking, which model did you purchase? I noticed there are at least 3 different types of shaft bells on the Cuisinarts I've looked up.
It’s a HB-400PC. Here’s the Costco link, and some pics.Thank you! I definitely will. If you don't mind me asking, which model did you purchase? I noticed there are at least 3 different types of shaft bells on the Cuisinarts I've looked up.
Very pretty. Love the colors.Thought this was going to be a disaster. I had the house all to myself Sunday. Started soaping and got interrupted about 6 times. It turned out ok I think
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I ordered the 2 speed CSB-175RP1 from Amazon. It has a different shaped bell than yours. Not sure if that's a good or bad thing, but it's sure to be better than what I currently have.It’s a HB-400PC. Here’s the Costco link, and some pics.
The story behind it is that Cleopatra used donkey milk to wash and it kept her skin flawlessly beautiful. I would imagine it would provide similar results as any milk soap. A good thing and, likely, an interesting attention-getter for marketing.I had never heard of donkey soap at all. I'll have to check out the powder. Thank you~
I agree with the marketing idea for sure. The string posted on the donkey milk powder was interesting. An extreme range in prices and quality as well. Maybe have to try it next year. That's a strong- Maaayyybbbeee. LOL I am amazed at what customers are actually interested in. It is always the fragrance, and everyone has a unique nose.The story behind it is that Cleopatra used donkey milk to wash and it kept her skin flawlessly beautiful. I would imagine it would provide similar results as any milk soap. A good thing and, likely, an interesting attention-getter for marketing.
I'll just drop this here:
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Available at Candora (and other suppliers, I'm sure)
Debate?? It feels unsafe if I only have two available.I'm internally debating the merits of having a backup stickblender.
I still have so many lessons to learn, oh wise one.Debate?? It feels unsafe if I only have two available.
Wise, or OCD? that is the question.I still have so many lessons to learn, oh wise one.
Thankyou! You just solidified how I'm going to achieve the colors I'm now planning without the need for multiple microbatches of soap!Wise, or OCD? that is the question.
If TD is the only ingredient, and it's a powder (not a paint), it should be CP safe. It's the cheap micas that tend to cause problems.
So much for my idea. Turns out, my local Michaels only has powdered TD online, not in the actual store. I know better than to browse late at night because it's those pesky little nuances that I tend to overlook when my brain has already reached its daily quota.Yay, glad you have a plan!
Thought I’d give an update on my first batch of AC facial soaps… just used one of these to test after 5 weeks of curing. I really like it. The scent isn’t overwhelming or off putting, just nice and clean and light. The lather is rich, dense and feels luxurious - and is barely light gray (winning!). I used a toner after, like I always do, and didn’t notice any fine particles of AC, but maybe they are too small for my eyes if they were there. My face feels fresh and clean, not tight or dry.…these little cuties to the pics. First batch of Activated Charcoal facial soaps, scented with a Tea Tree and Orange EO blend.
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