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  1. jenn624
    Thanks everyone The green one is Absinthe, and I used a Kelly Green liquid colorant from TKB on that one
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    my method is the same as carol's
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    Here are a few of my recent soaps:
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    man, I WISH they would raise their prices to $7.95 per pack, I'd probably get a flood of new business. Scentsy is disgustingly huge around here.
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    wow, those are neat
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    I dropped Nog off the end, just called it Amaretto, and it started to move a little better. It still hasn't ever been a big mover though, which surprises me because I really think it smells awesome.
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    I've never had any luck making a pure white bar of soap using milk. I've managed a nice tan, but that's it.
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    I do like that naming idea. I guess with a big enough marketing and legal budget, you can trademark just about anything you want lol, I mean didn't they trademark the word "tart"?
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    ugh.. I already hate how high shipping prices are! I'm going to have to hold myself to my vow to buy in bigger bulk from fewer suppliers in 2013.
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    I found one with an ingredients tab, it says: Key ingredients: Glycerin: for enhanced moisturizing properties Sandalwood fragrance gee, how helpful. I saw something about triple milled.... my guess is a base of some sort.... yup: http://www.caswellmassey.com/about/art.aspx
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    lol, wow... that's a new one
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    ditto on the shower caddy. really extends the life of my soaps.
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    Sea Maiden ....?
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    I have, they were very nice, no issues with them.
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    short and sweet - I mix oils, water, and lye and it turns into soap as it sits over night.
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    I'm thinking of adding some of the single, scalloped edge type tarts to my home fragrance line up, & wondered how do they do for you compared to clamshell tarts? (which I currently offer) Do people still like them/buy them or have you noticed more people ignoring single tarts in favor of clamshell tarts?
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    lol, my "dining room" is now my soap/candle facility also, but it has been completely taken over. it no longer even remotely resembles a dining room... every available surface (and added shelving and extra tables) is covered with product or ingredients, or totes of stuff. one day I plan to get a building of my own or at least add a room on to the house, but until then... I'm improvising.
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    I opted for parasoy for my candles and tarts. I've had good luck with it, I like how it burns, throws, and looks. I've found a favorite I like to work with so I'm sticking with it
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    I personally use a 25 watt at work, and at home I use the hot plate with warmer bowl style; some of my customers use 25 watts they have bought from me, some use scentsy (I'm not sure what the wattage on those things is?)
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    This is exactly what I do too. I get the full sheet labels from Online Labels
  21. jenn624
    Oddly enough, Lumberjack smells really good lol
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    sorry, I just saw you'd asked me something lol they generally last at least 2 days at a continuous burn, most of the time longer, a week if it's like, during work hours only type burn, some people say even longer than that. It's a very strong, long lasting thrower for me, I always warn people it'll just about run you out of a small space! I use a parasoy blend too
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    My main focus is my soaps and B&B, so at the moment I only offer 1 size candle and 6-cavity clamshell tarts both in a variety of scents. I did start testing a larger sized container candle just last week. I doubt I'll expand my candle line to anything beyond that.
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    she sounds lovely...
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    I use it at 6% and it works very well
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