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I did an in pot swirl with 2 batches and it was very nice to pour into oval silicone molds. Here is my soap, colored with Indigo powder and teal mica:

I just made a bunch of soap with Rustic Escentuals Bayberry Black Forest. I like it, it is strong, and will be going to my coworkers, who are mostly men. I also think Alpine Frost from Brambleberry is pretty neutral, and no discoloration.

I have fallen in love with using charcoal and indigo powder. Your soap is gorgeous!

I shaped a regular hanger to try my hand at doing the hanger swirl and this is what a regular metal hanger did for me:

The color turned out much nicer than I thought it would...

I am also new at this, and this is my plan too. Trial sizes until I find what I really like, then buy bulk.

I made Brambleberry's Hemp and Aloe facial soap yesterday, I am so excited! It is the first soap I have made with color, it has spinach powder in it. I thought it kind of looked like loose excrement yesterday, but now it's kind of a light green-yellow with some tiny darker green speckles...

Well, that's another blog and eBook I will be reading! This site is such a wealth of information!

Hello! I am a new soapmaker, having done 2 batches, one batch of castille soap that turned out gorgeous and a batch of lemongrass that had several types of fat/oil and EO that separated that I rebatched. Jury is out if that worked, it is still soft (but my room smells awesome!). Anyways, I am...