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I make soap primarily for my own use and have made only HP in the crockpot. I don’t use colorants but I do use either essential oils or fragrance oils designed for soaping. I made my first batch almost five years ago. This last year I read about the stick blend hot process method which allows...

Today, I sliced the batch of Fruity scented soap Imade yesterday.

I got more supplies and tools for holiday soaping.

The 10% castor would be too much for my hair. I tried it once and it felt ‘draggy.’ Otherwise I'm looking forward to hearing your results.

Sorry you're not getting good help from your dermatologist. I really liked how the shampoo bars and ACV rinse worked with my scalp and very short haircut, too. I'm trying to grow my hair out but getting impatient and it's not even to my jaw line yet.

My first soap was made in April of 2013, from Sherry's Fantastic Soap recipe at millersoap.com I used hot process, 1 lb of oils in a non-aluminum muffin tin bought specifically for soap making (which I haven't really used much since). I've learned a lot since then, and just recently started...

I noticed this at the Fourth of July sale. For this sale, the discounts are a little better on items I've been watching (especially the silicone cylindrical mold), so I signed up for the Greener Life Club and ended up saving way more than what it costs, and selected the free pound of shea butter...

According to both the ingredients on the bottle and the website http://www.neutrogena.com/haircare/haircare-shampoo/tgel-therapeutic-shampoo-original-formula/6809200XX.html#start=1 T Gel contains SLS. I may try to go back to my shampoo bars once a week and T Gel once a week to reduce my exposure...

I'm a customer for many years now, and though I don't buy frequently, I keep an eye on certain prices. It appears to me that certain prices have doubled just in time for this 50% sale. For example, I've had my eye on the cylindrical soap mold at 49.99. I was looking forward to seeing it for...

I made a pine tar shampoo bar a few years ago. Even though I made it 10% pine tar, the smell was so strong (to me) that I really couldn't use it until over a year later. I liked it a lot, but I found that 2 to 3 times a week with T gel (with a mild apple cider vinegar rinse) is what finally did...