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Thanks ! :D and it is, already planning new soaps to experiment :)

My lavender soap smell a bit of frying oil, though the coconut oil was melted "au bain marie"/hot water. Maybe it took on the smell of the olive and coconut oil I moved them to the cellar. It cooler there. I am not sure about air flow though... I might find a fan to help with that :) Where do...

So, the soaps were on a tray in a wardrobe. We turned them everyday and tried to keep the wardrobe open when possible. Thanks for your replies^^

Soap was done almost 2weeks ago, coconut and olive oil freshly bought, melted at around 50/60°C and smelled good until the heat wave came by.

Hello everyone ! My fiancé was checking on the soap this evening and noticed an odd smell : like frying oil. He has become worried that the soap is failed. After research, I found out that the smell can go after curing but he wants to be really reassured. I can add that its really hot out...

Thanks a lot! So much nice words :D Thank you very much ^^ I will be posting photos shortly of how it turned out :)

Thanks ! Very satisfying ^^ Thanks ! And to late, I already made a coffee ground soap and a lavander sented one :lol: Thanks to both of you :) I have put them on a tray, it does seem to be curing way better :D

Hello everyone! I did my first soap this Saturday, and it seems to be going well with the curing process so far. We did a simple Marseille soap, 70% olive and 30% coco oil, and cold process. We did everything outside to make sure the fumes wouldn't be bothersome. The "soap batter" was put in...

Thanks a lot for your answer ! I was sure to note everything down :) the calculator is great,btw ! My fiancé did the calculations himself to verify and we got almost the same results the two ways :D

I have read some of the threads, thank you :D it's really helpful and reassuring :) thank you for the answer

Thanks for your feedback ! I found a recipe very similar to yours that looks easy enough^^ as for the temperature, as I am doing cold process, I will just make sure that everything is at room temperature before starting.

I will be doing a cold process and I understand that temperatures are quite important in that case ^^ but I guess a simple one would work for the first time :) thanks for the advice !

Thank you, it's quite helpful :) Still have much to learn! Soapmaking is harder than I thought Oo

That would be great!! I am in Hainaut, dead center of it. And it's hard to find anyone who sells oils around here :/ Or they don't have much to offer ^^ Thank you, btw :D Thank you :D Thanks a lot ^^

Hello, fellow soap enthusiasts! I am making my first soap, simple marseille soap, this weekend if everything goes well. I am reaching out to you with several questions, though. First, I am wondering what type of oils to choose. As it's a test and not meant for selling, I was planning on using...

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Thanks to all for your answers! I have finally found that it's apparently made out of rice bran oil after hours of research. But I will still make sure again at the shop to be absolutely sure. Buying the first oils isn't easy ^^' Thanks again for answering my rather stupid question :oops:

Hi!^^ I hope you are all having a good day :) So, I am currently making an Excel table with all the oils usable in soap making, their properties, how they trace, pricing,... But I have a problem with one of the oils. Apparently, you can use rice oil to replace olive oil. Wich can be useful if...

Hello to all! I am from Belgium, south. Just finishing my marketing bachelor's degree and searching for business ideas. I am thinking of starting a local soap brand, with a subscription; maybe in the future. That's why I am learning about soap making! I have loads of questions, of course, and...