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Sounds like melt & pour It sure sounds like melt and pour soap to me. Mellt and Pour glycerine soap base always makes a slimy bar, leaving slime underneath the bar and in the soap dish. It also attracts moisture from the air (the glycerine) which can lead to the bar having typical "sweat"...

Melt & Pour Books Honestly, these types of books may have been good in the beginning, but after I got the hang of making melt and pour, every book I purchased was a waste of money for me. They all seem to be titled in a way that catches your attention, like "300,000" Hand Crafted Soap Recipes...

Salt Bar Does anyone have a salt bar recipe to post? I've never heard of this, but it sounds great. I checked the recipe section of the forum and the recipe page, but I don't see it listed anywhere.

I think I would not have used more than a total of 8 fluid oz liquid in this recipe. I wonder if your recipe was calling for fluid ounces of goat's milk, or weighted ounces? I am really new to this, but I think if it didn't harden for me soon, I would melt her down and evaporate some of that...

More Two Cents Well, truly I do not know if my posts are two cents or two sense but I did so much reading today, I may as well share what I recall when I see a question that jumps out at me. What I have read (ran out and bought two jugs today) is that a nice, affordable replacement oil that...

Adding Powdered Goats Milk Just thought I would share my two sense on this question about Goat's Milk as I watched a tutorial today that dealt with the 3 methods of using Goats Milk...1) Canned, 2) Frozen / Slushy 3) Powdered. It sounds like you're maybe looking to add the powered if you...

Agree - Old fashion calculator I agree, I am very new to this but no matter how many times or different types of online lye calculaors I have played with, I end up grabbing my pen and working it out on my own. Sometimes I will compare my own computations (is that a word?) to what the online...

Coconut or Almond I've used sweet almond oil and melted coconut oil, which really helps those fizzies stay together and I don't find them to cause too much slick. Maybe reduce your oil amount? I find mine just work enough to soften the water, which you can feel immediately but no oily or...