Simplysoaps

i could get into the site as well.

no problem

the shampoo, bubble bath and bath and shower gels i make don't have SLS or SLAS and that's my main selling feature at fairs. I use BSB Surfactant, Amphosol Surfactant and/or Bioterge Surfactant. The suppliers i got my recipes from and took the classes sell all three products as bases.

www.voyageur.com is a Canadian company.

ice over gravel is what i landed on, i discovered my cute knee high boots are not snow boots. Next year i'm wearing golf shoes.

Ryan my trainer phoned me, the goodnews is pulled tendons and sprains can hurt as bad or more than a break, so theres a possible chance i didn't break it. he's a basketball player and he's speaking from how many times that happend to him on the courts.

i hate typing one handed.

thanx jenny

i'm taking iteasy as much as possible, i have a ton of laundry to do but i lay down during loads. Doug has my car at work so i need to do something.

well got to the show, at 9:30 decided to go get tea and was talking to this man i knew when all of a sudden i was on the ground. i thought i was ok, until my wrist started swelling and i had to cal doug to take me to the hospital and his mom to run my table till i got back. 3 hrs later i left hospital with a cast almost to my elbow, because i might have broke a bone in my wrist. i will get cast off in a week then they xray it again and if its broken i will be in a cast for 8 weeks. It could have been worse but it hurts and its frustrating.

positive side of it is MIL sold $85 worth of products course $29 is what she spent, but she did pretty good for her 1st time selling for me.

She didn't stop me from having a great 1st day. Course today i'm wearing a short skirt and my knee high boots, cause 5 day a week cardio and 4 day a week training means i have dang great legs.

congrats on the reporter.

i only dream of a day like that, awesome job.

your setup is beautiful.

So the booth fee was $75 for a 2 day show and the first day i sold $149. It would have totaled more but i gave this man a $6 container of whipped shaving soap. This is only my 3rd big show, I would have loved a higher total but i didn't have as much stock as i could have because of the weather, i didn't get to my suppliers so i ended up with less of a selection.

One annoying thing that happened was i was chatting to one of the vendors, i had my arms folded under my chest, she reached out put her hand on my barely extended stomach and said "And when is the baby arriving?" When i politely told her that there was no baby arriving she leaned over for another look. She was absolutely stunned and i said "well i've lost 38 lbs and as always this stomach is the last place to disappear." She wasn't even embarrassed.

I told Doug what happened and he said "I'm a guy and i know not to ask a woman when she is due unless i know her personally and she is huge." That ladies is one of the reasons i married him, he's smart.

When oh when are people going to learn that a barely extended stomach does NOT mean that the woman is pregnant.

i'm interested as well.

simplysoapsbath@yahoo.ca

i just posted the recipe on the recipe page, i'm sorry it took so long.

Whipped Shaving Soap

400 gram batch.

Part A

80% Cream Soap Base 320 grams

Part B

6% Apricot Kernel Oil 24 grams

5% Rice Bran Oil 20 grams

3% Holly Oil 12 grams

2% Dimethicone 350 c.s. 8 grams

1% Allantoin 4 grams

Part C

1% Cromoist Oat Protein 4 Grams

1% Panthenol Vitamin B5 4 grams

1% Germaben II Preservative 4 grams

Essential Oil to scent

Procedures:

1. Measure out Part A into a large measuring cup or bowl

2. In a separate measuring cup combine all of Part B and gently stir to mix and fully combine all ingredients.

3. Add Part B to Part A and whip vigorously.

4. Add Part C plus any Essential oil to scent.

5. Whisk to combine all ingredients and then continue to whisk until smooth and fluffy.

6. Spoon into cosmetic jars.

*** The cream soap base i use comes from my supplier www.voyageursoapandcandle.com but i am sure you can find a cream soap base from a supplier of your choice.***

sorry, its been a busy weekend and i promise i will get it in the recipe seciton tomorrow.

I've never heard of that, thanks so much.

thats great thanks so much.

huh, i still don't have a clue where that is. I'll have to check it out.

thanks:D

i'll get it on there sometime today.

I have a wicked recipe for shaving soap and its really easy, would you like me to post it in the Recipe section?

almost everything i use come from them.

so you get your supplies at Voyageur?

what on earth is Luckakuck way? I have lived here all my life and never heard of it.

I'm in Langley

seriously? I thought you were in Washington?

I live in Aldergrove.

a Suburb of Vancouver, in the Fraser Valley.