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I'm trying to design a soap for my boys teachers, for end of school. I'm going to be making an English Rose soap with roses ontop, and I want to make a Sage soap. Last summer I dried Russian Sage flowers and want to use them ontop of this soap. Should I just use the Sage EO alone, or mix...

Holy moly, those are wonderful, yet again.

I cure in regular cardboard boxes with holes for handles. Then I store in shoe boxes, lined with white paper towels, and in between each soap layer in the box, and finally on top.

Thank you, that's very nice. Thanks again for the recipe help.

With all my failures the last 2 weekends on creating a good white soap, I some pics of the log I made on Sunday. Thank you all for your help with my recipe. As you can see I tried for 3 layers. I thought the bottom layer was firm enough to pour my second layer on, and I believe I poured it...

Ewww, that just brings up really gross visuals for me. But thanks for the info, I'll do that, and bad milk, and sugar, and maybe even the yeast. :wink:

Thank you. I checked, dbl checked, and trpl checked. And I discussed it with someone. AND I used the smallest number out of all the calculators. So I feel good about my batch. I just poured it into the mold, so hopefully no more farries here this weekend. Thank you for the explanation...

I'm starting to wonder about all the soap residue hurting my pipes and septic system. I try and flush the sink with hot water after washing up from making soap, but I have visions of hardened soap all throughout my pipes and septic system. Any thoughts? Are you guys concerned? What do you...

Hi Everyone, ok after my last "white soap" calculation disaster a couple of weeks ago I would like to have some help claifying my formula. I use SoapCalc9 and MMS Lye calculator at The Sage.com. I like double checking because MMS calculator I can understand their titles such as '% of excess...

I'm sorry. They must have followed our emails back to you when you were helping me with my farries. Nasty little buggers Hopefully they'll leave soon.

But if you list an ingredient and say what it's for, then that's ok? )IE: green clay, known for oil absorbing properties.) I've seen that type of stuff on peoples websites, and labels. What do you think.

Thank you. I read the links, and they don't really spell out words not to use. I wish they did, that would at least limit things down.

I too wish to say a prayer that everyone is alright.

I don't have very good luck trying to find something using the search function, so if this has been discussed before I apologize. Can our soap labels say something like "cleansing, healing, softening, exfoilating, nourishing, revitalizing, oil absorbing". I'm sure there are more...

Those are great. You're soaps are always so nice.

It's beautiful. I love the thin light layer between the green and brown. Great job.

Thank you. It seems like eczema is on peoples minds, cause a friend just asked for something for her neice with eczema.

Thank you for the wonderful suggestions.

Oh ok, thanks Tabitha.

My sister just asked me to try and make something for her teenage son who has cystic acne. My first thought is my plain gm/sb soap, and/or my green clay facial bar with gm/sb base, rosemary eo, tea tree eo, and lavender eo, . If I make him something else what suggestions do you have for...