Recent content by SmockingRN

Thank you all for your questions and answers, so helpful! I used a tea scented fragrance oil in a recent soap and what a nice shower experience that made...I am wondering what a soap made with French Green Clay and tea scent would be like?😍

I bought a Bud cutter! It came last week, very fast shipping and great packaging. I am in awe of this machine. Have only used it once but it is a game changer for me. Highly recommend!

i really enjoyed reading this soap adventure story! And when you described being a go-getter, I wanted to jump up and make a batch of soap, too. Very inspirational 😍.

I used it for the first time and it is AWESOME! Worth every penny! Does this make me a “real” soaper?🤔 OMG...mine was not nearly that$$$....just a single bar cutter.

I made another batch of beer soap, this time with enough batter to actually make a tall skinny bar. Also ordered a BudCutter and it came today! Hoping to make my soaps look a little better.

I cut my Guinness soap, first time to add anything to basic soap recipe, I think it turned out good! The fragrance is Brambleberry Oatmeal Stout. It is supposed to discolor to brown, but I added a tsp. of extra dark cocoa to be sure. I washed my hands with a scrap piece and it is very bubbly...

I live in Columbia,La. about 30 miles south of Monroe.

Hi Leslie, Welcome! Are you from Looseeana?

Made a Guinness soap today. Used Brambleberry Oatmeal Stout fragrance. I’m not sure but it is possible I did NOT screw up and this doesn’t happen every day.

Very beautiful, I see the starry sky, the green sea and perfect sand!

I tried to make a lace top soap with an impression mat. It was going pretty well until the end, when I saw that I left out the fragrance. But it’s a perfect excuse to try again, right?

I am a noob, just started 5 months ago. But, so far I love 8th and Ocean, Afternoon Tea, White Tea and Pear, and Aromatherapy fragrance oils, and Flower Girl mica all from Nurture.

OMG! I am still so new I never know what kind of soap I might end up with, but Thanks so much!

This technique is from a YouTube video by TreeMarie Soapworks. It is the most challenging soap I have tried. This lady is such a good teacher. She gave a lesson on how to formulate a recipe that will be slow enough to work with and I found it so helpful! I don’t own a slab mold so trying to...

I love Seminole patchwork! As soon as I get over this plague I mean to do some!