I add my clay directly to my oils and SB until there are no lumps..For myself, I think it helps retain some of the fragrance..not make it stronger, but makes it hang on and not fade away..could just be me and my variables tho :lol:
Awesome! When I get the funds saved up to get another order I will see about getting some..I get my kaolin at SoapGoods..Im going there now to make sure they have the rose :)
ETA: Hmm..they have the French Pink Clay..is that the same thing?
Right on all 3 counts. Adding the lye too much at once will cause it to heat too fast, which will scorch the milk and burn the sugar..and results in bad odors and discoloration...and you could possibly get a volcano to boot ;)
ETA: Some add milks to their oils, and even gel their milk soaps..I...
Tallow is the next best thing to Lard imo...I use it all the time and it gives me nice hard white bars with fluffy to creamy bubbles..slow tracing like lard..I love it.
I also use Kaolin clay, and mine is white..I feel it gives some conditioning to my skin since it is the least oil absorbing of...
Well can't help myself..that's just what us ebil {evil} enablers do..that usually goes along with some chanting of some type.....
Buy some FO. buy some FO......Buy...Buy...Buy :twisted:
LOL I dont know if that was directed at me or Olive, but if it was me I sowweeeee hahaha
I can't buy anything right now, but I couldn't let that sale pass without sharing smelly goodness with everyone :lol:
It happens, and glad you are ok and still have your peepers :)
Also to note, milks also are known heaters because of the sugar content..just heads up..:)
Sugar is a known heater, so you shouldn't have heated your water beforehand. Room temp water or cold water is fine to start with {I prefer cold when working with sugar, or sitting my lye container in an ice bath to control temp}
How much sugar did you use? 1 tsp ppo is a good base start/
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