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  1. I also add to every batch, vanilla or no vanilla. I noticed on my floral/designer types that they would yellow over time so I add stabilizer to those also. Works every time but I have never noticed a chemical smell during or afterward. Maybe we use different brands.

  2. I'm pretty sure it's the vanilla content in the FO's you used. I would suspect it will get even darker than that. Alot of soapers use a vanilla color stabilizer to help with that. Here's WSP link to that product:Crafters Choice™ Vanilla Color Stabilizer (1 gal is approx. 9.1 lb) 2152_t.jpg Common Uses:

    MP Soap.

    Points of Interest:

    Prevents the vanilla in fragrance oils from turning formulations brown. It will not prevent color changes due to ingredients other than vanilla. Must use in a well ventilated area.

  3. Maybe I didn't like it because it wasn't what I expected. It was alot thinner than I thought it would be and it just felt sticky. I had several people try it out and they all hated it. All my testers like a nice thick product and this wasn't it.

  4. Watery works best for me. It seems to mix better with my little bit of m&p I add to the cup. Really don't give up, I practiced and practiced and wasted more soap than you can imagine but it is so worth it now.

  5. I have great luck with oxides but it took alot of practice and now thats all I use. But the very best way I have found is to spray alittle alcohol in a cup and add a very little oxide at time until it dissolves. You may have to spray more alcohol and add a lttle more oxides to get it as deep as you want but then you can pour a little of your m&p in the cup mix well and add to the rest of your batch. No unsightly speckles. Again I can't stress enough just add a very little oxide at a time.

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