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I know Nature's garden has a Cannabis Flower. I can't tell you if it's realistic or not since I have no idea what Cannabis smells like.

Not that exact problem, but there's been once or twice that they've made a mistake with my orders. Once I contacted them they were very quick to take care of the mistake.

flambe

I've used orange & lemon peel infused in soap and it's never lightened the skin.

I've done it & many other soapers have done it and it works just fine. I used baking soda equal to my soap oils. I added it at light trace. Make sure you sift your baking soda first so there's no lumps. It makes the soap very hard, like a salt bar. It also is kind of exfoliating.

Jojoba & Meadowfoam are very non greasy. But they're kind of pricey. For less expensive not very greasy oils, I like safflower & apricot kernel oils.

I've seen people use thick cardboard to make boxes and then cover them in cloth or decorative tape.

Welcome fellow Wisconsinite :)

I use that brand once in a while. We've got 2 Menards, but only one Ace Hardware in our city, so sometimes it's easier to go to Menards.

Mind

I think most of us that do markets/fairs will run into someone like this at some point or time in their careers. The lying that these people do to sell their products is crazy. I mean if you've got to lie about your products to make sales, then there's something wrong.

Breakfast

The FDA does not recognize the words "saponified oil of". I asked them directly about this and they said that would be incorrect.

If you're labeling your soaps already by what's going in the pot, then you'd list the alcohol as well. Also, I remember reading somewhere about this, but it was with the alcohol in MP and the fact that there could be trace amounts of alcohol in it and that's why suppliers have it on the...

I have one of those brownie bite molds that I use for my extra batter. Those are my samples. They weigh in between 0.75 oz to a little bit over 1 oz.

As long as you don't plan on selling them you can. I'd also include a polysorbate to help the oils from separating.

I get larger fatter bubbles with honey, sugar, fruit juices, etc. For honey I use 1 TBSP ppo. But I think most soapers use less than that, like 1 tsp honey ppo because it can cause overheating.

sewage

I've accidentally left soap in molds that were covered for an extended time (a few days to weeks) and the ones that were in there for weeks had DOS all over the bottom of the soap because they weren't able to dry properly.

Soapylondon ~ If the soap or the citric acid rinse is drying out your scalp, your scalp will produce extra oils. So that could be what's happening. That's why I wanted a 0 cleansing number for the shampoo bar because it wouldn't strip extra oils.