Recent content by SassyKat6181

Tried out a new "chocolate" scent but it smells like "tootsie rolls" Not sure how I feel about it

I was at a course this weekend and remember the teacher saying that some FO's will quicken when used with Palm oil. If you want more time for adding colors, try soybean oil instead

New to the forum but I've been making soap for about a year. What does "NG" stand for? I know the other companies, but I'm always looking for nice less costly alternatives. Thanks

I love these "off" scents. I made a batch of tobacco & bay leaf and it smells awesome. People at the fair were turned off by the name but loved the scent. I need to call it something else I guess. :)

I have dairy goats. It doesn't get any fresher than that! It's actually how I got into making soap & lotion. I had so much milk I had to figure out what to do with it :)

Sorry - duplicate post

I was at a fair yesterday and there were two other soapers there. I was the only one with goats milk soap though. The majority of vendors were types of jewelry

Buy, print, cover....that's a lot of steps. Just order the labels from uprinting :)

250 is the minimum. Depending on your label size, you can get 2" x 2" for $30.31 go to uprinting.com choose stickers and labels, choose cut to size, then you can pick your size and select '4 mil white vinyl high gloss' for the sticker. It will tell you how much and then you upload your design...

I wrap and leave it. The only slight problem I've noticed is that if the bars dry a little more, they shrink and the band gets loose

Uprinting.com has very nice waterproof labels. You design, they print. I use them for my lotion bottles and the price is excellent

sure was! Had to hand whisk for about 5 mins. Good thing I have nice forearm muscles from milking my goats. Lol

There's a soaper at the farmers market I attend occasionally. Mine is goats milk, hers is not. We trade bars every now and then :)

Your stick blender dies. Yup -just happened!

I got this banner from printrunner, cheap and quick. I try to use a different tablecloth that coordinates with the seasons. I like your setup!