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sawyer's moon

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  1. I do it right after I make soap! I scrape every last bit into my mold, wipe out with a paper towl and then rinse. I find that if I wait till the next day, it takes me longer and is more putzy.

    Jen

  2. Yup - fco is non-staining whereas the 76...very staining!

    I adore massages but would only want essential oil blends...not fos. Sorry! To me...having a massage means I'm doing something good for my body. Your base is natural oils...why not stick with natural and use eos instead of fos? There are plenty of good blends with the added benefit of aromatherapy at the same time!

    Jen

  3. I've been using OCM for about a year and love it!!!!

    What works best for me is 50% monoi: 50% castor and then I follow it up with a facial serum of 89% squalane, 10% monoi, and 1% vit e.

    I had to play around until I got the right mix for me.

    Jen

  4. Here's what I do...at very thin trace (just barely traced!) set aside what you'll use for layering. Bring the remaining to a fairly thick trace and pour. Go back to your reserved portion, bring to a slighty thicker trace as well and then pour. I haven't had a problem with them mixing when doing it this way.

    Good luck! Jen

  5. Nothing to be sorry about. My daughter just turned 2 on Sunday. Biggest joy in the world. Get your kid the blow up bouncie thing from Walmart for $119.00. She was only scared the first time. Now, she loves it. Its the 6 flags collection.

    Thanks for the suggestion. Mine turns 2 in a couple of weeks... And yes - biggest joy in the world!

    Sorry to hijack...back to the mango papaya review...

    Jen

  6. Um, ew! But in CP wouldn't the lye kill off the little critters? Just a thought.

    Possibly but what about the usage in other B&B applications? TW's response to the situation was very unprofessional which is fine but I for one won't be doing business with them.

    Jen

  7. I've just started making rustic pillars and have been doing loads of research and keep seeing UV Inhibitor as a necessity (not that I sell yet but like to get in the "habit" of doing things the right way) for retaining color in candles.

    There's such a price discrepancy between Peak and BCN and I'm wondering what I'm missing and/or not seeing...

    Peak's is 8oz of UV Inhibitor for $12.90 or 1lb for $19.90

    BCN is 2oz of UV Color Stabalizer (or their 2 part UV Inhibitor) for $7.95 or 1lb for $39.95

    The usage is the same (1/2 t pp) so Peak's is obviously much cheaper but why such discrepancy? Is BCN's that much better than Peak's?

    And yes - I know everyone charges different prices for things, etc...I just want to get the "best" for my application but "best" does not necessarily equate to move expensive...kwim?

    I usually only order from Peak's in fo coops as BCN is much much closer to me for shipping wax, etc.

    Thanks - Jen

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