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Oh yeah it just hit me--I didn't ask what FCO was I just asked why you thought you needed to add it. It's great you can add that much extras to your soap base and still get great lather.

Can I ask why you add FCO to the recipe. The ivory is more than likely your problem. I never add over 1 tbls. of extras to 1 lb. of base. You'll greatly cut out alot of lather otherwise.

The very easiest chart I have ever had the pleasure to print out is from-- www.candlesupply.com/BBfochart gives you all the info you need in 1 easy chart.

Quinoa oil is the oil of choice for my dry skin.

Essential Wholesale has a butter scrub base that is awesome. My customers love it. One of the down sides to it was that it melts in hot weather but I have not had that happen yet when shipping.

I get ine at Wal-mart. So far they have had the best price.

You just can't beat emu and quiona oil. Clears it up right away. You can make a serum or use as is. Great stuff!

I use FCO in my dry perfume oil spray with cyclo at 1oz FCO 1oz Fragrance and 6oz. cyclo. Works like a charm, everything stays clear and no sludge on the bottom of bottle.

Yep-it's freezer paper for me too. I don't reuse either.

Can I ask what company you buy your vanilla stabilizer from. Just wondering if one if better than the other. Thanks

I use WSP gardenia and my customers seem to really like it.

Hello I am looking for airless bottles in a larger size than 5oz. does anyone have a supplier for a 6.7oz airless? Thanks for your time

HI Maybe I can help alittle. I owned a flower shop for 25 years and taught a few classes in that time. If I were telling one of my students what was wrong I would tell them they need a couble form flowers pods or something larger for a focal point--then your design would take on a whole new form. Yoy might pull some of your berrys and grasses down abit so it isn't all sticking upward, But really for a fall design you had a very good start.

Is the web site for those ingredients voyageursoap.com It sounds awesome.

I owned a flower shop/greenhouse for 25 years and recently sold it but I have some brand new pumps never opened if you are interested. If not I'll let you know where I purchased them. For the bowls we always got some interesting shapes at garden supply stores and drilled the necessary holes ect. They sold like crazy.