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digit - sorry for the delay! i used a very small pinch of green oxide pigment....that's it!

I used green pigment, just a dash though!

aaahh me to and it is so great for your skin.

My "pumpkin butter" soap hardened great and i used real pumpkin puree. http://www.whitelyesoap.com/t/PC240061.JPG

I love your soaps zaja!

so sorry...i forgot to resize these babies!! my apologizes!

This one just cured a couple of weeks ago and I've already sold out of my first batch! Has anyone used Eucalyptus Essential Oil? A customer specially requested it for it's aroma and she was right on! Its warming and cooling feeling make it an amazing companion to the shea butter!

Melt & Pour would be it or as Tabitha said rebatching. Good luck. I have 3 little ones and I just make sure it is secure and clean up is superb!

add sugar to your recipe you can see my whipped soap at www.whitelyesoap.com. I add a touch of sugar for an awesome lather! GOOD LUCK!

I have a cardboard box with 75% of the sides and top cut out. I put frosted vellum over because I had it (you could use a trash bag or something opaque). I use two lamps on either side. It does pretty well. Feel free to check out my photos on my site. Good Luck!

Very cute!

it smells like frosted snowdrops b and b type. it does float! thanks for the comments.

In my TOG Mold!! I love it!

NO NO...don't put the project on hold. Use a regular mixer. I have a great whipped soap recipe that took me no longer to "whip up" than my regular process. Let me know if you'd like it!

Thanks!! Great recipe hints!

Nice Job, pretty colors!!

Etsy has been a blast. I joined mid December! I love it in addition to my personal site. http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5476870

I'm with lane i put most of the profit back in to build inventory.

nice soaps!

i like this photo