EDUCATIONAL INCUBATION & HATCHING CHAT THREAD, w/ Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs

[Sally Sunshine]

Okay, smarty, what is it?
Oh, I checked out the scope on the crossbow. At 35 yds I missed a 12x12 bag target. Got her hitting dead center now, though.

Nana used it in two forms, one the male gens and the other a young stripper, she always called my baby cousin a little Bipper cause she danced so little.

 

[Sally Sunshine]

And it ended up being a nickname

 

[daxigait]

Okay, smarty, what is it?
Oh, I checked out the scope on the crossbow. At 35 yds I missed a 12x12 bag target. Got her hitting dead center now, though.

Good deal. Want to stop in and sight in my 270?
Good luck

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Will you share your recipe? I want to try making patchouli soap.

man, your better off asking Hippie for recipes, I am all new to this she isn't by far! there are tons of recipes online, half the ingredients I don't have therefore I end up creating my own from what I have on hand. as you can tell plus I am cheap, all those fancy oils and stuff are not necessary if you have a good base formula and a nice scent. Just my opinion!

Plus there are several ways to make soap, see brambleberry online and start reading about it! Then purchase basic supplies, finding the cheaper sources take a while though, and a lot of sharing of info on the facebook groups for soap! And ideas!

@hippiestink

 

[kwhites634]

Good deal. Want to stop in and sight in my 270?
Good luck

I shot my buddy's .270 once. JUST once! That was plenty for me. Wasn't the recoil so much as the noise. GEEESH!
You know you can sight in a rifle, any rifle, with just 2 shots.
BTW, if anyone needs any ammo, Sportsmans Guide has a pretty good price on it right now. Just ordered 2 boxes of Remington .243

 

[Sally Sunshine]

she may know where the best EOil is for patchouli too.
oils are NOT created equal, boy I learned that!

 

[Sally Sunshine]

whites, I answered you

I think your like me, you missed all the posts!

 

[hippiestink]

man, your better off asking Hippie for recipes, I am all new to this she isn't by far! there are tons of recipes online, half the ingredients I don't have therefore I end up creating my own from what I have on hand. as you can tell plus I am cheap, all those fancy oils and stuff are not necessary if you have a good base formula and a nice scent. Just my opinion!

Plus there are several ways to make soap, see brambleberry online and start reading about it! Then purchase basic supplies, finding the cheaper sources take a while though, and a lot of sharing of info on the facebook groups for soap! And ideas!

@hippiestink

For me I like to keep my soap recipes VERY simple. At most I tend to use three oils in various ways: beef tallow, olive oil, and coconut oil. My base recipe is either 100% olive oil or 100% tallow, though you'll get best beginner results from a combination of olive oil and coconut oil. Case in point, the recipe I have for the Dead Sea mud soap:

200g coconut oil
300g olive oil
74.28g sodium hydroxide lye
165g water

And then I just add whatever fragrance or colorants I want. Figure out what is available to you cheaply and create recipes based on that! Brambleberry/Soap Queen is a fantastic resource for absolute newbies.

she may know where the best EOil is for patchouli too.
oils are NOT created equal, boy I learned that!

Personally I adore NOW Foods essential oils, Authentic Oil Co., Brambleberry, and Mystic Moments essential oils. Those are the best 4 brands I've used for the price.

@daxigait

 

[daxigait]

she may know where the best EOil is for patchouli too.
oils are NOT created equal, boy I learned that!

Patchouli is hard too because some are terrible. Brambleberry has good patchouli.

 

[daxigait]

For me I like to keep my soap recipes VERY simple. At most I tend to use three oils in various ways: beef tallow, olive oil, and coconut oil. My base recipe is either 100% olive oil or 100% tallow, though you'll get best beginner results from a combination of olive oil and coconut oil. Case in point, the recipe I have for the Dead Sea mud soap:

200g coconut oil
300g olive oil
74.28g sodium hydroxide lye
165g water

And then I just add whatever fragrance or colorants I want. Figure out what is available to you cheaply and create recipes based on that! Brambleberry/Soap Queen is a fantastic resource for absolute newbies.



Personally I adore NOW Foods essential oils, Authentic Oil Co., Brambleberry, and Mystic Moments essential oils. Those are the best 4 brands I've used for the price.

@daxigait

Thanks