KFTS

spicey apples and peaches from TCS is my favorite.

they look great!

dang, those are great! very creative

I prefer color too, those are very pretty either way though.

gorgeous

It doesn't require additives, although when I used it straight I would put a little palm steric to prevent the FO seepage. If you aren't having seepage problems then no worries. I eventually switched to blending it with paraffin. UV inhibitor is always a good idea, unless you like yellow:cool2:

really liking those three dark ones

that looks awesome

those are so gorgeous, maybe you should sell soap frames, they look like art to me!

From a bath bomb addict I must say, those are the best I've seen LOVE THEM!!! :drool:

Well..I dont have time to relabel all the time so I am going to try the crystal clear.

What a PAIN

Had I stayed in the biz, I would probably switch too. The yellowing is such a turnoff. And those labels don't come off easily, and it is expensive and a pain in the butt.

I can tell you to NOT use Label Factory Deluxe! I can't print an entire sheet of labels because, despite proper calibrations, only 1 or 2 lines will actually be on the labels. I'm doing mine line-by-line...frustrating & time-consuming!

I'm going to look into that Design Pro, as well. Thanks for the recommendation, diamondk. :smiley2:

Yep, label factory sucks. I switched to printmaster 16

YES! it is so irritating! It generally takes a while (months) but some lighting conditions are worse than others. (No smoking here either). I tried to keep candles covered or in cabinets, helped some. But if you have some oldies, best to peel of and relabel. Other than that, I don't know how to fix it.

that soap is great, I'm sure any guy would love it, heck I would too!

This is the first round and using select shades and it is scented Very Sexy for Her my DIL favorite. Thanks for looking.

Many suppliers list their Top 10 Scents on their sites. I've seen this on Nature's Garden, Indiana Candle Supply, Peaks...I'm sure there are many more.

Janette

Yep, that is a good place to start. I've had top 10s that change season to season and year to year. Then one sells in one city may not in another, or even one show to the next.

well, I haven't done any time tests, but if as you are implying they will be used within three weeks, I would use them.

it is tough to chose, I like the two kind of in the middle, one pink and one lavender, both are cute. I think I like the pink with the silver lid a little more.

love that one in the middle! very nice:grin2:

gorgeous, love the CLV colors/swirls

thanks all, I got the neosporin, (doc said neosporin or bacitracin, either one)with the pain reliever though. I will wait before applying any other stuff. And thanks for the advice on not getting it wet, I didn't last night but today I did wash my whole face. I will not do that again. The doc did say for a blunt force trauma wound the edges were pretty straight and clean, so that is a plus, easier to stitch and hopefully less scarring.

Hi, I just got six stitches right between my eyes yesterday (I fought the treadmill and the treadmill won) and would really like to try to prevent scarring. Does anyone have a scar prevention cream I could buy? I heard something with emu might work? I get the stitches out in five days. I also have vitamin E acetate and olive squalene here, would those help?

Not sure how many you are needing so don't know if this is practical but maybe checking out decorative bowls like at Target type store in more the home/kitchen section (wood or ceramic) Pier 1 has lots of wire and other type baskets. Hobby Lobby tends to have a lot of stuff too.

perfect margarita color, love it!

I agree, pretty even though not what you wanted.