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  1. soapermom
    WSP has them I have never seen them locally, but I live in the middle of nowhere.
  2. soapermom
    this is the original.. they now have a video on the site .. http://www.jellybath.com/
  3. soapermom
    I haven't even tried a blow dryer.. The heat gun literally takes about 5 seconds.
  4. soapermom
    no, this turns your entire tub of water into jelly:D
  5. soapermom
    I use a heat gun, it heats and shrinks super fast I dont have any melting isuues at all. It could be the particular shrink wrap you are using, or the particular meathod you are using for heat sealing..
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    someone is duplicating it on ebay allready http://stores.ebay.com/MySerendipities i still wanna try this:wink2: might be a fun thing for when my Hubby comes home:rolleyes2
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    thats what i am thinking.. why a base? I would think its would eb way cheaper doing your own, most are SAO or grapeseed , jojoba or a blend.. heck some commercial ones are scented mineral oil.
  8. soapermom
    WSP has presweetened ones now I just ordered some.
  9. soapermom
    I use poly 20
  10. soapermom
    thanks ...I am looking for hydrangea shaped candles for a wedding
  11. soapermom
    floating or just free standing decoratives? Please Pm me , esp if you have a website.
  12. soapermom
    I just bought 2 dozen of those 2 weeks ago!
  13. soapermom
    I do think it can be your area or your venue, and what holiday is nearing... When I am home my best sellers are much different that what are best sellers in my lil craft booth I run in WV...down here, people love dupes, up there bakery/food stuff is my biggest sellers.
  14. soapermom
    yes it does, it can depend on just how much air you incorporate. You are getting air volume, not soap volume. a 4 oz soap might only actaully be 2 oz of soap and air. I have a friend who just likes it anyway.. she likes the feel of the whipped soap. Thats why I keep making it.
  15. soapermom
    I may be in minority, I didn't like liquid poly, I don't like this. Its fun to experiement and play, I loved taking liquid poly and making fake lotion with just water LOL. I am not a "All natural" maker by any means, but I do try and do things as traditional as possible. I just didn't like the feel of it, I thought it felt sticky also.
  16. soapermom
    my fav is strawberry jam from WSP... its one of my best spring and summer sellers. I have tried several others and that one just smells the best to me.
  17. soapermom
    I just whip my own regular base with a stick blender with a whipping disk attachment, it gets really light and fluffy. I didn't know there was a special base.
  18. soapermom
    yes you can.. I use both... the natrisorb bath and tapioca pure arent much different different from each other, both made from tapioca starch and same INCI-tapioca starch. I do find the natrasorb bath seems to hold more oil.. maybe the modification , the fact its broken down further into the maltodextrin or whatever makes it better for that?? the tapioca pure or cornstarch, whatever you wanna use is basically filler.
  19. soapermom
    cute !
  20. soapermom
    its true!! I was only about 5 or 6:D
  21. soapermom
    well, I try to follow the keep away from children rule with everything, heck my kids have eaten things that never looked a bit like food;) They do know what mommy does.. and they alwways ask me.. is this real mom or just soap? I remember chomping down on a santa claus soap I got one year for christmas, no one TOLD me it was soap!!!:rolleyes2 there is some monor fizzing, there is a touch of citric,they dissolve pretty quickly, about 2 minutes or less, depending on water temp..
  22. soapermom
    I like the bell, very nice.
  23. soapermom
    I have been playing with bath cookies for a year now, trying to get away from the original bad idea with the goopy egg, knowing there had to be another option.. I tried a baked version, and couldn't get it just right without being too dry and brittle. I just keep on playing:yay: I like the challenge.
  24. soapermom
    natrasorb bath is maltodextrin, that is derived from tapioca starch.. the INCI only lists it as Tapioca Starch, not maltodextrin AND tapioca starch. It can come from other starches such as corn.. but national starches is from Tapioca.
  25. soapermom
    I think its lovely!
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