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ooh, love the pic's!!

oooh yummy!!

confused? I can be dense at times.. I can't read the diagram...

you really can't beat "nothing plus shipping".... I might break down and buy another one.... later on down the road though....

I think I'm going to get that today... I have a 40% coupon!

I saw one at A.C. Moore last nite for $49.00

I'd love to go. Is this going to be every year (I know I'm ahead of myself *l*).. I'm sorry, what are the dates? My script I can't view the gif.

where's the link to these molds?

Kymber they are waaaay more expensive than Owosso...

this was an old thread, but has anyone cracked the code of syrups in lip balm? I use honey (i'm going to try stevia and agave syrup)... it emulsifies at a lower temperature. you have to stir until you get a creamy consistency then pour.

thank you.... 2 years later. *l*

I forgot that I asked this question. Baking soda is an EXCELLENT clarifier. Has anyone ever used it? African American hair thrives on moisture, and sometimes there's so much build-up. The most natural thing that works for many (especially if you're using natural/ detergent-less soaps) is a baking soda paste. Baking soda w/ a little warm water or baking soda added to your shampoo... nice creamy/fluffy bubbles w/ squeaky clean hair. This will work for any hair type.

http://www.candletech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=50324 I got mine a few days ago.

No problem.. thank you for the information. I actually like that site. ( I can't afford the salts I want yet though...)

thanks Chele, I know how to do it...(this is just the first time I'm selling dyed salts).. I just want to know where to get cheap fd&c powders from. I love that black salt on that salt.. wow! your salts are beautiful by the way.

I add the FO to dendtritic too.... I should allow that to dry first huh? I only have colored the salt so far.....

MAryann tell me about it!... ugh.... I stopped selling bath salts, but I'm doing it as a filler for a table I'll have in 2 weeks...

that size about $20.00.. but the first one is free, thank God....I only paid for s/h...

I tried the oven method... unfortunately I burned my salt... *l*... I cooked something then turned the stove way down.... I don't mind leaving it to dry for a little bit... not like I'm home monitoring it anyway... I may get the sampler from FNWL... not now, can't afford it....

^ No, not yet... I haven't even thought about that... good idea.

Don't you LOVE label factory! You can do so much w/ it!

I get the cheap ones from FNWL, but I need some inexpensive violet and some other colors. does anyone know where to buy?

I figured out how to color it.. The mica's more the oxides work... here's a disater bowl.... everything was so clumped together..ilk! To bad I can't figure out what to di with it.. I guess i'll have to chuck it.. ... here's fd&c dyed dead sea salt... these powders are SO expensive! The orange and blue are powders and the purple are the wilton colors. I left them to dry for about 12 hours (well I just did the orange).... Can someone recommend a cheap place to get these dyes?

I'll post this here: Ok, I printed out the form, but you can do it on-line. Logo must be in black & white. As long as your outline of your logo & main features are in black (the rest white) it'll be fine. (take all the color out or they cannot do it. It MUST be in tif or pdf form.. I didn't know what I was doing so I converted to TIF... my resolution wasn't that spectacular but since it was a soap stamp it worked. ok, on the form: 1. Metal Choice: 1/4" Magnesium 2.Plate Outcome: Raised & Wrong Reading 3.Image size: Same Size (If you can get the image the size you want it on the PC it will be a lot better - I altered the size in paint then printed it out and made sure it fit on my soap. 4. Finising: Monuted Type High: Wood Base Then fill out the rest of the form. If it won't go through on-line, just print the form (there's a downloadable form) and send your file image to the imaging dept. I printed and faxed. The main e-mail address is in the contact us information. You probably will be speaking to Carry...

A friend referred me to them. I'm glad she did. Thank you! *wink* http://owossographic.com/ I'll definitely be ordering from them again.