Soap Makers Help!

[ChicksnPacas]

Wow Don you did a great job. It's hard to get the individual molds to come out so nice!

Michele

 

[Backyard Buddies]

Such purdy bars coming from a guy from Texas! Didn't we warn you this was addicting?

Nice job! And, nice sunset!

 

[MissPrissy]

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Excellent soap making! You'll make some women very happy if they get those purty thangs.

 

[smom1976]

ok no fair... yours are better looking than mine are..

so for those silicone moldes... I used a heart mold.. and it was red.. it seemed to discolor my soaps.. any thoughts on this?

 

[Backyard Buddies]

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I was worried about that as well. Although I have seen molds intended for soaping that are a brick red in color, I opted to stick with the pink ones when purchasing at Target. I haven't had any problem with them discoloring the soap.

 

[ninjapoodles]

OK, those "cupcake" soaps are TO DIE. Good job!

 

[ninjapoodles]

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I just wanted to say that your swirls and colors are really great. So much interest going on there!

 

[cockadoodlemom]

Don~those sure are some purty soaps. I also love that TX sunset and I just seen one like that down here the other night when I was looking out over the critters.

 

[smom1976]

Hey NP... your inbox is full!

 

[Don]

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First of all, thanks to everyone for your compliments! I'm just hopin' the soaps work and feel as good as they look.

As far as the mold discoloring the soap, I didn't experience that at all. My mold was a brown/dark tan color and the soaps are still creamy colored with the oatmeal specks in them. I dont know if 'quality' of the mold makes a difference or not, this is a Pampered Chef mold.

Now every time I look at somethin, I wonder if I can mold a soap in it. LOL

Speaking of which, anyone here ever use a cooking spray like Pam to help release?