Well at least you have the milk portion handy atm. I’ve never made soap or seen how it’s made. But I imagine it’s hot work because you probably have to baby it. They are beautiful though and I can’t wait to get mine!
I would flub every single batch up. And if I did manage to make some it wouldn’t be as pretty as yours, that’s for sure! It’d look like some mangled mess.
dang woman!! that means more tears!!! how can you keep your humor I am miserable
lol awww give yourself more credit than that!!! you know some actually buy the melt and pour goat milk blocks and scent color and pour, I think they believe its a no lye method lol, any soap has lye has to
I know I know a stubborn joke but for the life of me I am brain dead tonight
Your doing the really hard stuff, researching what oils do what for what condition. Then it's fine tuning the essential oils so you have a product that not only is pratical, does what it claims & doesn't smell offensive. I really like the Aloe/ sea kelp soap scent. I didn't find it offensive even when I first opened it. Your doing a great job Sally. You give 200% to everything you do.
one think I learned fast is vanilla sucks to make a pretty soap. it turns it brown every time. So if you can think of a cool way to make a brown soap let me know !!! I made coconut vanilla and it smells heavenly but it got nasty ugly
thank you so much, it means alot. it really does suck that kelp can add that much scent to it, but I didnt want to overburden that one with smelly EOS, only stuff that the skin would benefit from. I am not sure how I can make it again without the kelp smelling so much, I dont really want to take more of the ingredient out, its in it for a reason, but I am reading everyone masks it with another scent. ughhhh I just dont know what scent to use that most people can use too.
