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I didn't know how fun naming soaps could be. Starting the Christmas boxes.

". They all recommend using flat molds (not loaf). So I'm going to try " 50% CO 25% OO 20% PO 5% Castor oil with 10% SF Brine water at the 4 parts /1 part concentration I did a loaf. Don't forget the water needed for the lye to dissolve in. Otherwise the salt will precipitate out as I found...

2nd time with a yogurt recipe. My notes weren't great and I did a frozen yogurt/lye at 67:33 ratio and it looked curdled. I think I should have done a 50/50 water/lye and added yogurt to the oils. Brought to trace and poured into individual molds which handled like normal. Will probably get DOS...

Thanks to others, I got the cream color I wanted and the steps were easy Ford these honey yogurt oat soap for my sensitive people.

http://imgur.com/gallery/pENrukq That is a gorgeous color. I used manjistha powder and it turned caramel brown all over the outside. No vanilla EO or fragrance oil, just lavender, geranium and bergamot EO. I sprayed with alcohol, covered with box, wrapped in towels and put in preheated...

I love them and think the organic forms are beautiful, good job.

Loving the color thanks to modernsoapmaking, but what's with the oxidation? EO's lavender, geranium, bergamot, sprayed with 99% alcohol, covered & insulated in oven. Thoughts?

Would a wire cutter work, or is the soap too hard?

I'm intrigued and would love to see a photo if you wouldn't mind sharing!

I cut my charcoal green tea infused soap and unmolded my calendula infused soap. Still new, acceleration is a beast.