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It's pretty!

They are still lovely!

I agree! I gel almost all my soaps... I think it was the shea butter, it was unrefined and very grainy. I am going back to refined shea butter.

They turned out awesome! Congratulations!

They are both lovely!

Thank you all for the great advice! The soap ended up turning out great! I worried for nothing...

Yes, my soap batter was grainy... I am hoping it will look better in the morning?! If not, I will rebatch it....

Let's see...it's a small 2 lb. batch and the only thing giving it color is the unrefined Shea butter {1.4 ozs}. I used 2 tsps of Titanium Dioxide. Maybe I used too much?!

Brambleberry says theirs is can be mixed in either...ugh... I have never had good luck with TD... I keep hoping and trying...

I have Brambleberry's Titanium Dioxide and I mixed mine with oils and it made my soap grainy and it never got completely white... I have no idea what I did wrong?! Please help! Thanks in advance! :)

When I first began soaping, years and years ago, I would stay up until 1 0r 2 am soaping... I can't stay up that late anymore, too old, lol...

Thank you! The color has morphed and it is much, much lighter and looks like it has a heavy layer of ash but it isn't ash :(

@Obsidian~ yes I did... I hope it is as good as it smells! :)

It's Sandalwood and smells so good! Just a small batch but can't wait until it's cured and I can use it. I used to make such large batches but I have decided I really like making smaller batches!

Beautiful!

Thank you for sharing this! I have been wanting to make some Castille soap but when I made it before it took forever to cure and harden... Can't wait to try this!

Where do I begin? I don't bevel my soap, use a thermometer or wear goggles or gloves, I am addicted to making soap, buying fragrances oils...

Those are soo pretty!

Such pretty soaps! Now I want to try and use the juice from fruit in my soapmaking... I have a lot of frozen blueberries...hmmm...

Congratulations! Once you start soapmaking, it becomes addictive!