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  1. Hey Janis! That soap looks very inviting. . . . Carmen
  2. I suck at names too but here's my contribution: Citrus Blast
  3. The white spots could be fragrance that that didn't fully incorporate into your batch.
  4. I have gotten white streaks when my fragrance was mixed well. Are the streaks white, I really can't tell from the pics. My first thought was incomplete gel.
  5. The Cute Pup - My Maltese, Mitzi. I am crazy in love!!!
  6. The Racks - They were purchased at a grocer's liquation sale.
  7. The soaps- Magie Noir, Black Pepper & Love Spell:
  8. Hey - Long time no post! Here are a few that I made about 3 weeks ago. Dragons Blood (which I renamed Deep - didn't think that name would go over well here ) is a blind swirl. The DB is sooooo much darker now. I will post an updated pic later. Island Kiss is swirled with Chromium Green oxide and FD& C Yellow. Carmen Editted to add the pic
  9. Ooh, Sara. Those are extra, extra special! What type of mold do you use?
  10. Janis, You can pour warm as long as you don't cap the container. The heat will create condensation - extra water - that will compromise your preservative system. I always pour cool. After my lotion batch is ready, I store in baggies, unscented and uncolored (though, I rarely use colorant). I use the smaller and larger ziplock bags so that can choose the appropriate size for the order. I usually scent the lotion when I need to fill an order.
  11. Here's one: Suppliers by State And another: Directory of Soapmaking Suppliers and Resources
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