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Wonderful!! That looks frickin' gorgeous!!!

The Coconut Pear is my fave!! Nice!!! I bet it smells wonderful!! Both soaps look great!! Yummy.

I think they look ADORABLE. The different colors caught my attention! I like them!!!

Looks AWESOME!!! I absolutely LOVE the color. I'd kill to just to take one big WHIFF!!!!!!

Pink Sugar FO discolors my bath salts. When I first make them... it's a pretty pink... then after about a week... it looks MUDDY PINK. ugh.

OMGosh... they are so cute. I seen boobies. Then... I seen eyeballs. LOL But I see what you mean about the bald guy looking through binoculars. ROTF LMAO COOL. I like... I like!!

Susanne's Crafty Corner Scroll down to #6 soap... it's called Experimental Conditioning Soap. I would LOVE to be the guinea pig for this soap... I'd try it in a second!!!

Bare Naked Body Cream.... the two bottom ones are English Lavender and Coco Mango. The top is Fresh Coast.

My new creation!! Scented in Juniper Breeze... with jojoba microbeads... I can't wait to take a shower tonight!!!

While I was browsing the internet one day... I came across a website that sells CP soap. One in particular caught my attention... it claimed to moisturize your skin... almost leaves a thin film of "moisturizer" on your skin. Now, I absolutely LOVE CP soap. It smells wonderful, it's better for your skin... but everyone that I have used leaves my skin feeling sooooo dry. Has anyone ever made a cp soap that was moisturizing enough to leave a thin film of "oil" on your skin? I would LOVE to try one of those. I am not a CP soap maker. I'm too chicken to try. LOL I stick to M&P... which is also very drying. The only one that is a tad bit moisturizing that I've made is my shaving soap bar... but I use Pink Clay in it... along with castor oil... so it makes it a bit more moisturizing than regular M&P. I would like a CP soap that would make my skin feel "lotioned up" after I get out the shower. Is there a such thing as this? And if so... I want one!! LOL

You are VERY talented!! I love all of them. I wish I could do CP. I'm too chicken. LOL Awesome Job!!

Yes... mixed very well with no problem at all!! I just nuked everything very well!! LOL Then added my fragrance oil (Honey & Oatmeal)... and stir stir stir stir before pouring.

I had poured them in a mini-muffin silicone mold pan, then put them in the freezer like the recipe said. Well, after taking out the freezer, I waited a few minutes then popped them out the mold. They sat for two days on a tray. I eyed those puppies for those two days... thinking... "they're ugly"... "they look horrible". "I would'nt buy these things!!". So, I took each melt, and just proceded to squish in a ball... it felt good smashing and squishing those things... cause I was mad as hell that it didn't come out like I wanted it to. LOL After squishing to my hearts content... hehehehe... it started to feel like cookie dough in my hands. So I started to roll them. Then the idea struck me. They looked kinda plain... so I decided to put some citric acid in a little plate... and roll them in there... and then I thought.... "It looks like it's rolled in sugar!!" I even added a small amount of powdered dye to the citric acid to roll the Butt Naked scented ones. I'm like.... YAY I was able to save them!! I had to stop my son... because he thought it was candy!!! "Can I have one?"... he asked. LOL When I do my next batch... I will still put them in the mini-muffin molds to freeze them... cause I think that's why they look so uniform... they are basically all the same size... and all had the same amount in the molds. Just a note though... if you decide to use powdered dye.... (I had used Purple Raspberry)... a little goes a LOOOOONG WAY. The first time... I added a tad too much... and needless to say... I did mix it in the citric acid with my hands and fingers... and now.... I've had purple hands for two days!!!!! LOL

I added pink clay to the pink sugar truffle. After adding a small amount to the dry mixture... I took a whisk and stirred it... it makes the dry mixture almost "sifted".... and it incorporates everything really really well!! I think my next bath truffle... will be Coco-Mocha... and I will try a small amount of Cocoa for just a tad bit of color. I hope I don't have turds floating all over...lol I wonder if you mix the cocoa in a small amount of the melted butters first... if it mixes better this way... I can't wait to try... I think I will tonight!! LOL

I know...lol... I did put a warning on the back label.... NOT EDIBLE... DO NOT EAT!! rotf lmao... The pink sugar ones DO smell good enough to eat...lol

This is a M&P goat's milk soap base, with added castor oil, avocado oil, and pink kaolin clay. This is an awesome, moisturizing shaving soap.... scented in Swamp Wood... I call this my Confetti Neon Soap....lol... scented in Sweet Layer Clean type...

I think they look awesome!!

This is my Honey Butter Bar... it's a basic lotion bar made with yummy honey... it smells good enough to eat.

My first attempt at Bunny's Bath Melts were horrible. They LOOKED horrible. LOL I don't know what I was doing wrong. They looked lumpy, and gritty... and just horrible, not at all like some of the pictures I've seen of the Bath Melts, which looked awesome. So, I decided to roll those babies up... then roll them in citric acid.... now they look like sugar coated bon-bons!! LOL I call them "Bath Truffles". The pink is scented in Pink Sugar... and the white is scented in Butt Naked. I don't know if you can see my label... so here's a close up of it...

I recently ordered some Pink Kaolin Clay because I wanted to try a shaving soap. I would like to know if anyone has any recipes for maybe a mask... or if anyone uses this clay in any other type of body product. Thanks a bunch.

I have recently made a concoction called Whipped Shea Souffle Foot Butter. I really use it on my whole body... lol... I scented it in Coco Mango FO... and it's just DIVINE. I want to eat it. lol I used Shea butter, a small amount of melted coco butter, cornstarch (you can use Natrasorb too), and Hemp Oil. I whipped that baby up... and it was awesome... at first!! After setting up... it wasn't a souffle anymore..lol... it was kinda hard... due to the cocoa butter. So I whipped that baby up again... added a little bit of Avocado Oil... and it was good... then...lol... it was too oily. LOL I whipped that baby up again..lol... added more cornstarch... then added cyclo.... then whipped and whipped and whipped and whipped....... and now... my Whipped Shea Souffle is da bomb!!! LOL Stayed whipped... very light... and the cyclo really helped with the greasiness. It's greasy when you first put it on... then it soaks in wonderfully... leaving a nice sheen on your skin. The point I'm trying to make is..... ROTF LMAO... cyclo will help cut some of the greasiness. God... I'm such a nerd. LOL

I make a all purpose healing salve with olive oil, rosehip oil, calendula oil, St. John's Wort Oil, Emu Oil, and essential oils of Lavender, Peppermint, Eucalyptus, Tea Tree, and Bulgarian Rose. Works wonders. It helps the cracks... works wonders on the pain. I've had that happen to me recently... just on one foot!!! I had heard Emu Oil was the best oil for cracked, sore heels. I find it's very moisturizing... I've tried the salve with and without the Emu oil. I rather it WITH the Emu Oil. I feel the difference.

Coco Mango in cyclo rocks!!!! I get mine from Cajuns. I'm telling you... it's awesome!!!!!!! Oh... and Pixie Dust too. Smells gooooood. I get that one from MMS.

Have you ever walked into a Kirkland's Store in the mall and just took a big whiff??????? I LOVE THAT SMELL. I WANT THAT SMELL. lol I call it...... The scent of Kirkland's.

Try using a small amount of Rose Essential Oil to your face cream. Good for mature skin, also supposed to help with wrinkles... (you can market a wrinkle cream!!!) LOL