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Welcome to the forum Nedastar , Happy to have you here with us .

Welcome to the forum SSoap, happy to have you here with us.

Welcome to the forum Firefly24 I agree with Artemis , without your recipe we would only scratch the surface of what the problem with fast trace may be, over stick blending and misbehaving fragrance oil & some essential oils tend to be top of the list of common problems. Other than that you have...

My continued well wishes and prayers for you , your daughter , and family on a whole that you may find the strength and concrete answers to pluck out the problems by its root once and for all . Blessings to you

When I first viewed it I saw below the SKU it said "soap friendly " SKU: US-436Categories: Aromas, By Type, Candle and Soap Fragrances, Earthy, Fall, Seasons, Soap Friendly, Ultimate and Bold, WinterTags: For Paraffin & Natural Waxes, Phthalates Free, Skin Safe But it does not hurt to review...

I do not know the scent personally but found one online https://candlewic.com/product/slate/ Hope it helps.

Please be sure to introduce yourself to the forum. I don't know if a market exist out there already , but I think Millie13 touch on one key point out the gate , that being scent . Another would be [natural ] colorants fading with time . Castile soap stands up great , I have one from Syria I got...

Welcome to the soap forum , Please be sure to introduce yourself to the forum. What do you hope for your [garlic] soap to do ? Yes you can make a "garlic" soap .Soap is a wash-off product so the root question becomes : "Does the contributing properties stand up to the Lye "? The second question...

Welcome to the forum Scottish Al . Happy to have you here with us .

I wait a day or two before I clean my tools, which allows me the satisfaction of seeing what type of lather I will get from my soaps later when they mature.

Glad to hear your daughter is recovering and healing , Bless your family.

Welcome to the forum ,Happy to have you here with us .

did you cut your soap as yet ? i was hoping to see what you meant by "crumbly" . the white on top of the soap could be soda ash , just a cosmetic problem that can be fixed by steaming or cut off . if the soap came out of the mold without leakage or falling apart then the "softness is due to your...

One quick and sure sign is separation of oil and water . it may show up as pools of one or the other or both . it would have been nice to see a picture and the recipe . it seems like it was going thru gel phase and stopped leaving opaque color on the edges . it being soft could be due to the...

The question that is rolling around in my head is ..."What does the bird nest bring to the soap?" ,does it survive the lye or is it just label appeal ? I did a quick search and saw etsy has bird nest soap , also saw that there is bird nest lotion which seems to be more popular than the soap...

Congratulations & Blessings on the wonderful and new addition to your family .

Where have you been reading that information at Saltynuts ??? you can use other liquids but a liquid is used for emulsion , creating the saponification process of turning a fat into a salt. which creates a soap.

Jorah basically said it , and with that one fact you have to up your superfat to compensate / balance it out . Also you have to be aware of your skin type , some can take 30+% coconut oil in their recipe with say 5% SF or less with no problem [of dryness to the skin] while others will have to...