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tlc26

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  1. I started with 3 pound batches and still do them. But moved on to doing smaller batches to play with new colors and fragrances and such. I was more worried about calculations being off on small batches but I was afraid of doing 4 and 5 pound batches in case the soap traced to fast on me. I though that a lot of soap would have been to much for me to handle if it got away from me. So I guess what I am saying is stay in the middle, 2-3 pound batches maybe. Weigh your pros and cons and options and jump in. You will be fine. Its fun!

  2. Strawberry and raspberry morphed on me too. But why pull or quit making all the pops? Why not just reformulate the 2 that gave trouble? ... I second all the "rumors" unstable, no longer manufactured and testing new ones.... oh please hurry.

    I struggled with purple except for the pop mica. Celestial morphed, Peacock morphed. NG (old) liquids greyed. I have select shades but I've never used them....

    I have found that the old NG liquid purple and burgandy did stick in whipped (floating soap) no morphing, no greying. Haven't tried thier new ones yet.

    I have some light, almost lilac colored powder colorant (not sure if it is an oxide or pigment or what) but it was from WSP from ages ago. That works. Now wondering if I could darken it with a tiny tiny bit of charcoal.....

    Otherwise I am hanging on to my stash of grape pop for dear life, hoping that testing goes well and fast for the new ones.

    I like Peaks FO but it is more medicinal and not floral, to me. A pretty soft blend that is a big hit is the lavendar vanilla by sockmonkey that I got from her before she got the boot

  3. NNK- thanks so much for clearing that up for me.... yay! No I can go get one on ebay! Oh and I think I remember you from way back in the day... didn't you post pictures of soaps like the ones in your profile pic (or maybe those are the soaps you posted) Anyway I remember how much I loved loved the color and to this day those are some of my favorite soaps ever seen!

    Chandlerwicks, Candybee, and Chuck_35550 - I am checking out the walmart website and the only one I can find that is $29 is the one with the clear plastic end... is that the right one? I think I want the plastic end (my bowls are scratched up now)

    tlc- i was actually using mine to make a scrub-- figured most/more people on this board use thiers for soaping so I stuck the thread in the soaping section. Chuck gave ya good advice and yes you will want a stick blender.... one of the best tools since the screwdriver... I swear by mine!

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