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  1. ilovejunkandstuff
    Oh please tell. What are you going to do with soap noodles.
  2. ilovejunkandstuff
    Oh wow I love that soap. I need to get my husband to make soap. Then I could tell him how much he needs to buy some expensive butters and ... I will try that.
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    Why can't I see the pictures? Not even a red X. I love hearts and valentines day.
  4. ilovejunkandstuff
    Still new to soaping I do not know for sure. I have however read that alot of people do that process on purpose to create different soap like adding different extras to one base soap making several different scents... but have read it does speed the cure time as long as there is not too much liquid added. Then you have to wait for the drying instead soapification. (spelling sorry) Waiting gives you a longer lasting and harder bar.
  5. ilovejunkandstuff
    You can make the prettiest rebatch with brown chunks in any color or white soap. Or use color or white chunks in the brown.
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    I saw one that sells sniffies for .80 cents I do not know what they are cotton ball?? .80 is crazy.
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    http://www.geocities.com/woolen_25/FragranceFinder/ http://www.scentforum.com/fsr/suppliers.php May be one will help you find it
  8. ilovejunkandstuff
    I had a batch turn out like that almost the same color. I kept it on the paper and tried to mash it back in the mold. I kept it there for weeks. Then cut its spong like self into large bars to alow for shrinkage. It smelled so good but looked like goo. It did dry and make a cake like textured soap. Strange indeed. I thought it was the FO or the liquid color I used that caused it. Did you ever know what caused it for you? Dang what a save. Yours looks much better in the end.
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    OMG they look so real. I love how they overflow, just like when you put too much batter in the cup. WOW makes me hungry. The price would depend on where you were selling them at. Flower Shops and Jewerly Stores they might even sell for more, but flea markets and even craft shows people seem to want to spend as little as they can. If you have a dollar store like Dollar General or Family Dollar you can buy the cheaper muffin tinns about $1.00 or you could use cup cake papers and sell seperate or several on a nice plate that could cost $1.00 at the dollar store.
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