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I just love that scent, was it easy to work with?

I really like your packaging, very nice, but I would put a small hole in the packaging. I am not a big fan of naked soaps, it seems unsanitary to me, but I do like to be able to smell it if I am going to buy.

I would do it seafoam green. I bought a new sofa and the name of the color is spa blue, and it looks seafoam green, such a soft and soothing color.

I don't gel any of my soaps, except for salt bars. I just like the way they look. I guess it is apersonal preference. I like them to look the way the do when I am finished with the swirl. Sometimes if it gels, the colors are different.

I have used 2-lx-12"s in a lot of scents sucessfully using this size jar.

I mix mine in a couple of teaspoons of my soaping oil, then add it to the soap. These colors are pretty intense, so you don't need a whole lot.

think they turned out very nice, and love the name, Have uou sen this mold yet?

http://www.moldmarket.com/molds_words_symbols.html#ribbonbar

To me, JS pink sugar does not smell anything like pink sugar. Very weak, and different. I agree with ICS, it has a super throw, and smells dead on.

It doesn't look like you are challenged at all. It looks very pretty to me.

Those are very pretty, Have you tried the bright red Gel Tones for bc. It is really, really red, but I have found that the bubbles are red,too.

I am not sure if it is better, I don't gel, but then again I don't ever gel.

I have used the can, and the powder. I don't think I have ever seen it refridgerated. I can't tell a difference in can or powder.

I add mine to the lye water, after it has cooled down. Coconut milk is quite a bit different than other milks. I find it doesn't get all that hot and you don't have to be as careful as you do with animal milk. I love coconut milk in soap.

Cranberry Jelly from BCN is awesome in cp. Doesn't lose its scent ever. I have a bar that is 2 years old, and still smells strong. Doesn't discolor, and no fast trace, very easy to soap, and smells great.

If you mean to cover it during the curing process, I say no. The ramaining water in it need to evaporate, and the soap needs to harden. I leave mine on racks, not covered and turn them every now and then.

I couldn't pick a favorite, they are all so nice.

That is just beautiful. I wouldn't even want to use it, it is soooo pretty.

Absolutely beautiful:drool:

Not ugly at all, it looks great, I wish someone would give a tutorial on how to do this. It is great looking.

Same here, but I really like all the colors, nice work.

Very pretty but I'm not sure the name fits. I don't think peaceful dreams when I look at it. I think hippy, psychodelic, etc.

Angel from BC soaps really well, with no acceleration. I have never smelled the real Angel, but my sister says it is dead on.

Oh yeah, I forgot BW pomegranate and peach. It is really good.

Bittercreeks Pomegranate is very good and has an awesome throw in 6006.

Pouf here, too. Sometimes washcloth, though.

There's no way that was 100% olive oil or your recipe was way off. A 100% olive oil soap should never be hard the next day, lucky to be able to unmold it in a week. Something's not right there.

I have made it twice (100%) twice, and both times it was that hard.. I took a water discount, but it was definiteley almost too hard to cut.