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  1. itsallgood20
    Yolanda, those are beautiful. You on a roll!
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    Looking good there girlie! Just don't eat'em. LOL;)
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    Mine too Sara. It was so funny....after I steeped it and cooled it down to mix with the lye, I took what was left over and had my tea and cooking soap with it at the same time. I think I'm on a tea feddish cause I made more Green Tea & Aloe on yesterday...came out beautiful. LOL
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    Don't you just hate that! I did the same thing with my lavender/oatmeal. Someone else posted the same thing happening to them. All I can say is join the club! LOL:highfive:
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    Too funny! Sounds like mine too!
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    Those are beautiful Eugenia! :highfive:
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    It's a beauty! What type wax did you use?
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    Those are banging girl! I really like the orange-peppercorn!
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    Ooooo Yolanda, those look beautiful! They look for soft and creamy. Excellent!
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    Hi Sherronda! I guess you can sub it w/soybean oil, but I suggest you check with soapcalc.com and see what other oils you can use. HTH
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    Robin, you're too much! LOL Different strokes I guess. I really do like the HP better. I did a rooibos tea n' honey yesterday. I loved the color of it until I added the honey. It started out being a nice, reddish color but then it turned light brown. :rolleyes2 I look forward to starting over...this time w/o the honey. LOL
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    Like Rena and TexasBrat, I do the HP too. It's not necessarily the easiest process to do but it's one that I've come to enjoy. Yes, after the cook, you have to make sure there are no air bubbles, so I tend to put it on the floor and bang it a couple times. As far as texture, I like how mine comes out...it looks creamy, the tops are a little rough, but I think that adds to the handcraftedness of it, and I can even do swirls. The tutorial is great. HTH Here's a pic for reference.
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    Well, I've never tried KY Puresoy so I can't offer help there, but I do use Millcreek and I'm happy with it...fragrance loads are about 7-9% depending on which f.o., very minimum with frosting and colors well. HTH:)
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    Cool looking soaps there Robin!
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    Hey, is there any way Oprah can put us on her show for her Favorite Things? LOL;) Edit to add: I'm Dorothy's daughter! Beware!
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    Oh, ok....thanks Robin.
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    Speaking on the subject, I've noticed that some soapmakers use Rosemary Oleoresin as a preservative. Is this necessary?
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    Awww thanks Michi! Nope, don't mind at all. Even hubby got a kick out of that one! LOL:)
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    Looks good to me....I bet it smells wonderful.
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    Now that's what I'm talking about! That's awesome! Purple Lilac is a classy lady! :highfive:
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    Thanks Daniedb! I really like your site, too. Puts me in the mind of Red Envelope. Very classy!
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    Ok, here ya go! www.heavencyntcandles.com
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    Hey, can I apply to be a tester? LOL Do I have to drive to the Isle? Yes! Ok, I'll be right there! LOL (I really like the winky)
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    Hey Landa! Join the club sweetie! LOL I was making a lavender/oatmeal soap and swirled it to perfection when, all of a sudden, I noticed the oil still awaiting to be added. Ya talk about mad! And, yes, like you, I had to add it and stir, but hey, I got over it, you will too. YOU ARE NOT ALONE!
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    That looks like a good recipe. You may want to try a little beeswax to help firm it up a bit.
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