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  1. jaybyrd
    Gotta say, they all live up to their outsides. Awesome! (I'll take this one, and this one, oh, and these two over here, and. . .)
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    Oo, I love that look:drool: - frosty-cool inviting!
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    Well done, you! :highfive:
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    All beautiful - though the surprise would be if it weren't! I especially love the Sandalwood-Oakmoss. The colors, shape, composition, stamp - the whole look is utter serenity, which I bet is perfect for the scent. Is it a blend of eo or someone's fo? Your labels look great, and cheers very much for the jar link!
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    I just love plumeria & your color choice is great. And I'd snap up that GM-OMH as soon as I saw it. Great job!
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    Good golly, woman, you're a machine! They're all gorgeous and can't wait for the cuts . . .
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    Gorgeous! Nice white contrast for the cocoa - I just love it!
  8. jaybyrd
    I think the second one is quite attractive, too - it's not a feathery swirl. but it's like the random veining you get in stones. Refresh my memory - who is BnL?
  9. jaybyrd
    Wow, that's impressive. Your stuff must be great to cover up rosacea (bane of my life). Your Li'l Girl is cuter than cute!
  10. jaybyrd
    Clouds it is .. and pretty damn pretty ones at that. Great job!!
  11. jaybyrd
    I LOVE this look!!! Totally beautiful!! Are the little streaks the powdered anise, or drips of liquid colorant, or . . .? I'm not a huge fan of black licorice as a taste treat, but the eo is wonderful to use. It's one of those fragrances you can add just a dot to a blend to give a fabulous new depth to the whole character. (Kind of like lemon juice in cooking.)
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    I've wondered if that might be the case - it's pricey enough that I've only used it in things like bars & butters to take advantage of that lovely fragrance. I'll be interested to learn if it does resurface for you.
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    That's exactly what I thought! I really do like it. How does the black clay feel - is it slick like a kaolin or more scrubby like, um, one of the others?
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    Beautiful - to look at and sooo inviting to be used. (nose pressed up to the window in longing . . .) I love the one on the left - it looks like a painting of a sun or morning harvest moon over snow fields. I want to blow it up and use it for wallpaper on my pc! That's one of the many things I think that makes "natural" soap so special - when the textures & colors let me see beautiful images.
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    OMG, those are all stunning. I keep coming back to look at them... Awesome, in the literal sense of the word.
  16. jaybyrd
    Meredith, that's so luscious! For some reason mixing milks has never crossed my mind - go figure, lol. Does the fragrance of the monoi survive saponification? It's so intense just in the plain oil.
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    I'd say you nailed it. Of course, I'd need to try some to be ABsolutely certain (:whistle: hinthint ) To my mind, Xmas doesn't necessarily need to be santa red and pine green - it's gorgeous as is.
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    Love it love it love it! :)
  19. jaybyrd
    Ooohh, wow . . . patch AND chocolate. Heaven! just beautiful!
  20. jaybyrd
    That looks great! Beautiful swirls, & the color is perfect for the fragrance. Love it!
  21. jaybyrd
    Beautiful! Classy, and appealing, and way better than lots of magazine adverts. Great job!
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    Oh, G'Ma, that's simply magical. Makes me think of how the (rapidly disappearing) citrus orchards around here smell on the breezes of a spring evening. I so wish I could smell, touch, try a piece. I love your gift!
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    All gorgeous as usual, G'ma! Nice tops, and the oxide swirls are wonderful (lucky neighbor!) Be sure to post a pic of your lightbox setup once you have it all fixed up.
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    :undecided Laugh? Cry? Smack 'em one? Men aren't just from Mars, most of them still seem to be living there. Makes you want to carry a recorder on you at all times so you can just play back conversations at them, doesn't it? Very cool about expanding - you've got all kinds of talent & now the support (however clueless the source, lol)! :highfive: Go for it!
  25. jaybyrd
    Maybe, if you want the look of raw cane crystals but don't want to risk Brenda's melting issue, you could tint coarse sea salt crystals...?
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