soapbuddy

I thought that you had to use at least 20% alcohol in order to preserve. Wouldn't that make the product very drying though?

You're welcome. I find this quote in the comments quite disturbing. "I would far rather have a bit of bacteria/mold then a bunch of chemicals." Where is that head banging smiley.

That's pretty!

Pretty!

Nice! I made soap with the Witches Brew.

Pretty green!

Very nice!

Cute!

Very nice!

Looks good! Did you burn one yet?

Looks good! Good luck!

Your table looks good! Too bad about the weather.

Good job! Please post when you cut it.

Pretty and bright!

Good job!

I don't give out my suppliers info. If they want to know how I make my products, I tell them that I will teach them for a fee.

What type of jars or bottles and what sizes or colors?

Congrats on your sale!

You can easily make your own. Start with1/3 oils, 1/3 butters, 1/3 wax. Experiment with small batches, keep good notes and test.

90 drops for this recipe is a lot. You can make a regular bath fizzy and use it for this purpose.

I prefer to go by the actual weight, fragrance weight varies from fragrance to fragrance. I find cups and teaspoons are not very accurate. The most I would go is 0.7 fragrance per lb. of MP base. If I have to go higher, I find another fragrance or look for another vendor.

Very nice!

Pretty!

I soaped Witches Brew and to me, it's nothing like Patchouli and I am a Patchouli lover.