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  1. Those look nice! I love your idea of the little cocoa butter heart. How adorable!

    I like the idea because the bubbles from the bubble bars themsleves are not necessarily moisturizing. I think if we started adding butters or oils to them it would kill the foam. (not sure but thats what I've been reading)

    So I can imagine taking off the heart, then bubbling up the tub with the bubble bar, then dropping the heart back in the water to get some moisturing effect in the water. Perfect idea!

    Question for you.. Did you press the heart into the bar immediately? Or did you let it dry out a tad? How do you fet it to stay stuck on without falling off?

  2. I know this thread is a little old but I was just on the pvsoap.com site and they have a shea mp that supposedly lathers pretty well. I am thrilled about it since finding out that my beloved shea butter KILLS the lathering process. I've been pouting about that for weeks now!

    :yay: I just ordered some and I'll let you know how it turns out.

  3. I'm taking so many bubble baths it's crazy. LOL! The batch I made was "Desert Pear" (a mixture of NGstrawberry and NG melon Mist) Smells just like the Pricky pear margaritas I had in Arizona! YUMMO!

    The only problem was I used a Leaf green mica. I wanted a mottled look so I mixed half non colored and half green. The green spots might look like mold to some people.. But I'm not selling these.. they're for me. I'm still just in the testing stages. I wont use this green again.

    But thanks so much for your help! I can't wait to make more with more colors & scents.

  4. Thats a pretty common stock photo. I've seen it for sale for a dollar on a few stock photo sites.

    Jenny, I live in your area (sort of- like a couple hours away) and those companies aren't your competition as far as I'm concerned.... they don't compare to unique and interesting products like yours. I personally can not stand companies like party lite. They are over priced and thei product is sub standard. Yuck. And all the crappy little knick knacks & tuff that they sell just proves it.

  5. Not too awful for my very first try. But boy did those bubbles dissappear FAST! What could I try to increase the bubbling and make them last longer? Increase the SLS a little maybe?

    Below is the recipe I'm using... I made a 4 oz bars and they dried nicely, crumbled nicely.. the bubbles started out with a bang (needed to use the whole 4oz bar to fill the tub with bubbles.. I'm not sure if that's right since I've never actually used bubble bars before) but the foam whimped out too wayyy quickly. :sad:

    I'm asking cuz you all are so much more experienced than me and I'm gonna be in the poor house with all this experimenting I've been doing. Watcha think?

    1 cup baking soda

    1/2 cup corn starch

    1/3 cup SLS

    1/2 cup Citric acid

    4 tbsp Grapeseed oil

    1 tsp FO

    mica

  6. Wow. Interesting to see it from the other side. I just quit my business as a web designer because I was sick of my clients thinking that they knew what looked better for thier business than what I thought as a professional designer looked better.

    Very wierd for me to see it on the other side. I can see your point. Rant away!

  7. I'm in the midwest but am absolutely in love with the Southwest. Cacti are so cool to me since all I see are corn fields & soy beans everywhere. :rolleyes2

    I saw somewhere, I think the BCN site an idea for "Desert Pear" (assuming because the word 'prickly' wouldn't be so appealing)

    I used NG's Watermelon and NG's Strawberry 50/50 in a body butter base and YUMM-O! Have you ever had a Prickly Pear Margarita? Smells just like it. (minus the Tequila of course) Delicious! I'm calling it 'Arizona Desert Pear'

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