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This is what I do, too. I used to add it to the soap batter, but found that it didn't always incorporate well.

I just switched to Kirkland in December and noticed no difference.

Gorgeous! I just wish the photos were "scratch and sniff"!

I sent her an email and asked if she might be willing to accept donations to get it back up and running. I know I would be willing do donate as it has been an invaluable tool for me for the past several years. I'll let you know what she says.

Did you use Dead Sea salt? I found that it tends to sweat much more than other salts.

It would help if you posted your recipe and any additives that you used in the different batches.

It's one of my favorite blends, but it doesn't sell. :(

I'm very happy with CG. I just had a very big order to place so I carefully compared prices with 3 other vendors. CG was competitive AND had everything I wanted in stock. They also shipped very quickly. Some of my EOs came in plastic, some came in glass.

I just finished my 3rd batch and have one more to go. I made Spa Soap with Dead Sea Mud (scented with patchouli, black pepper and orange EOs), Chesapeake Gold (scented with Mayan Gold FO) and Lady Baltimore (scented with petitgrain, lavender and bergamot EOs and jasmine absolut). Not sure what...

I use avocado oil regularly. I've never had any issues with it.

I use 1 Tbsp. ppo.

I just did a quick search and found these. http://www.createforless.com/search/sea ... glaze&c=y1

I love the smell of straight rosemary, but find that it fades. Blended with spearmint or peppermint, it's wonderful. I'm partial to straight spearmint, though.

Sorry, been too busy to check back lately. I can't post picks because I tossed all the soap. It was definitely dos. The spots and the odor are unmistakable. My oils had all been recently ordered from my usual, reputable supplier, but I suppose they could have passed on a bad batch. The...

I thought so, too! It was a very expensive batch to have to throw away! :( Although, I'm glad that it wasn't something that I sent to my retailers. I'd have hated to think that they had rancid soap on their hands.

I've gotten RLI through Bomba Insurance for years. It runs around $180 a year. They're very knowledgeable and helpful.

I've been soaping for about 10 years and only ever had DOS on a batch of 100% olive oil castile. This year, using the same recipes and techniques I've always used, I'm getting DOS on almost every batch. I made a batch of lavender that got DOS at about 3 weeks out. I thought it might be my oo...

I wear a fanny pack. That way I always know where my money is. I put the change in one zipped pocket and the bills, pens, extra business cards in the larger pocket.

I use triple-strength coffee subbed for water in my soap. Scent it with an FO that turns soap dark brown. This takes care of any bad smell and makes the soap a uniformly dark color.

I think it's a personal preference. I love CP - both the process and the results. Others would say the same about HP. I would suggest that you try both and decide for yourself.