Darwin

I have never done CP; I do not have the patience to wait for it to cure. I like my HP where when it it is done cooking and cooling I can use a hunk of it right away...no waiting...and no zap test. LOL. Is it hard to belive that I have never made CP?

I have never done CP, how did it do...was it easy to soap or did it get thick really fast?

Stunning, just stunning!

nice! Love the feathering.

Beautiful display!

The only thing I can say about that is...SWEET!

Beautiful colors....those will match my house real well!

Those are delightfully beautiful!

I totally love it with the black. It looks modern and "retro"!

Very nice...Think you could market it as Steelers soap?

Wow bunny sure is licky. That basket is the bomb!

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm those do look good!

This is an amazing formula! I was hesitant because it shows up as somewhat cleansing in soapcalc, and formulas that do usually dry my skin. But Darwin, my dear, THIS ONE DOES NOT DRY MY SKIN! Great to have a reasonable, simple formula I can work with!

Glad to hear it! Did you do it HP or CP?

I happen to know that Magsglass bar of soap in this thread looks even more beautiful in person, and it smells DIVINE!!!!!!!!

I have never done CP but I have put brown sugar in MP and HP. If you want the sugar to cook or melt, then add it inthe beginning. If you want it to act as a scrubby, or add texture to the soap, add it closer to the end. (This is what I do for HP.) As far as the amount, I don't know LOL. When I do it, I just toss some in.

That logo is hot hot hot!

Qualité (means quality in French)

Sens (means senses in French)

Perfetto (means perfect in Italian)

Fuoco (means fire in Italian)

Città (means city in Italian)

Sogno (means dream in Italian)

I could go on and on...

And some English ones:

Burning Passions

Candlurbia

Prominence

Now that sounds delish! I will have to try this sometime!

I love the color of the salt bars. Also, that is very nice display!

Rena, they look great!

Could cocoa butter be subbed for shea? I put in the soap calc using cocoa butter. How much does this make I'm not sure the mold I have will hold this much? Is there a way to determine how much the mold will hold? lol

When you put it in the saop calc you can make it for how ever big of a batch that you want. I usually just do 1 or 2 lb batches. I suppose you can use cocoa butter, but put it in the soap calc first to make sure that it will still be a good bar.

Those are very pretty!

Nice soaps.

The pic is a a little blurry, but the colors are pretty and I love your jars.

Looks like cotton candy...and they are so beautiful.