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Like with everyone---rebatch would be a good option.

Really like shopping from WSP since I don't need to pay for shipping and it's included in the prices. With BB i hate paying for shipping on top of the prices of the products. I wished they would included in their price.

They look amazing.

Speedy recover! Your soaps are beautiful.

Thanks everyone! Just wasn't really sure when to add. I've done both adding to the cooled lye water and to my oils.

Welcome, Laura! You'll find vast amount of information.

I know people used sodium lactate to help harden their soaps. I have some on hands and was wondering when do you add the sodium lactate? Do you add at with the oils or with the lye water? Thanks!:grin:

Congrats! Wow, it's going through a gel phase. Exciting! Your soaping addiction has begun.:p

It does look like DOS. I was wondering the same as well if the oils were old when they made this. You can still use the soap.

Just wanting to share some soaps I've been working on. :wave: the first is---Cranberry and Fig Red Apple Lilac in Bloom

lovely!! do you bevel the sides?

Red Apple from BB

ditto to what Hazel says. :)

it should come in strands and not be dyed. You pinch a small amount and stir into your lye solution. The silk should be dissolved in the lye solution. Paradise fiber is where I got my silk. They're fairly reasonable. Although, I didn't get "tussah" particularly. Soap Resource sells them, but...

I used the Peacock Blue from the conservatorie. The blue is very bold which I love. The picture doesn't do justice.