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Nice swirls.
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I twist my wicks before I put them in the jars and they stay twisted Stella. I don't know how many twists you put on yours though.
I saw the tacky wax today at the craft store and now I'm kicking myself for not buying it (but I did get me a soap mold. Ssshhhh don't tell the DH :tiptoe:).
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Sugar and/or salt scrubs are great for sloughing.
You can do sugar too? Wow.
It seems that melt and pour is pretty versatile then for a newbie like me. Now I need to find some soap molds. I have bought them as gifts for my family but never for me.
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Another nice one Kelly. You go girl
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Nice salt bar. Hope it works good for you.
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Salt bars are made through cold process only and not hot process? Can they be made with melt and pour?
I do have some elephant skin that could use some sloughing help
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Could someone please tell me what the heck a salt bar is?
I saw some in the B&B gallery I have zero clue as to what they are and what they are for exactly.
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I am so new to soap that you can't even call me a newbie so take everything I say with a grain of salt. I have tried both Bramble Berry's M&P Shea and Peak's M&P Shea and I did see a difference between the two. I don't know, maybe my skin is sensitive but I felt a little "bite" (I don't know how else to describe it better) when I used the soap I made with the BB base. I've always wondered if it was just me or if there really is a difference. I had a few bars of each laying around in a drawer which had been there for over 2 years :embarasse and the BB one had formed little bubble/crystal like things on the top where the Peak had not and I wonder why that is too. Maybe all the difference's were due to the f/o? I don't know.
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Somebody has to block me from the B & B gallery because I can't keep out of here now. I'm spending way to much time looking at all the beautiful soaps you all make and I'm hating it.
Looks like you are another person I will be on the look out for soap pics. Very~very nice! Thanks for posting.
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What is BNB?
Banana nut bread~ sorry.
CC= Cierra Candle
I'm beginning to wonder if it was miss-labeled. It does not smell like banana's at all and it's more like a burnt mocha scent.
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Like them.
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I purchased a 4 oz tester of BNB from CC and boy does it ever stink. It stinks in the bottle, out of the bottle, in the pot, poured and bagged.
I found that it smells more like hazel nut mocha without the hazel nut and then burn the heck out of the mocha.
Anyone else having luck with their f/o's?
I've only tried a couple of different f/o testers so far and both have left me going, "what was I thinking". Don't learn if you don't try I guess...
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Another nice one to add to your collection Kelly.
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I've had some luck over the years with CBA. It can work but....... it can cause you to invent new curse words. :rolleyes2
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Nice Janet. Love the heart shape. You are coming right along.
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Very lovely Pennie and I enjoyed looking at them. Thanks for posting.
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One way is use Photobucket. You upload your pics there and then copy and paste the image to here.
Here is a link: www.photobucket.com
Here is an old thread with more info: http://www.craftserver.com/forums/faq.php?faq=vb3_reading_posting#faq_vb3_attachments
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Nice job. Looks like you will be spending more money on soap.
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you really need to keep your ceiling fans going at all times to keep your temps better equalized. In the winter time you want your fans going a different direction than in the summer.
That is a good reminder for me and something I had read before but forgot. Thanks!
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I fill my dishwasher up with about 3-4 cases of jars and let them wash overnight.
Yep, that's what I do.
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That is funny. Yep you won't be doing that one again!
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I'll let you know how it turns out.
Wick Adhesive / Removal of Wicks after testing
in Vegetable Wax & Beeswax Candle Making
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Thanks, I knew I could count on like minded addicts.
Pam, how do you put/get it on the wick tabs? When I was admiring it at the craft store I noticed it came in one of those round plastic containers with a flip top type lid. I remember thinking, I wonder how they use this stuff. You don't just dip your finger in there and pull out a gob and slap it on the tab do ya?