Thanks! I’ve watch ALOT of videos and read TONS on this website. I want to keep getting better so I keep reading and watching!Oh wow! I'm impressed that these are your first batches! Bravo!! Nice, nice , nice!
Thank you!!
Lol...thanks! Not so much talented as lucky right now. Talent would indicate my ability to repeat and get same/similar results. I do not possess that skill yet!
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Thanks for the input! I wasn’t aware that the name was already taken. I’ve seen “White Birch Hill” soaps and another White birch that is unavailable on Amazon and I did find a company call White Birch Soap Shop but their website is inactive.It's a shame that the White Birch name is taken, because your labelling (I know you aren't posting for input) is also beautiful!
How long are you going to wait before you try out your new soaps?
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I saw that FB page too but it looked pretty much deserted. I’m using the name as a nod to my home state of NH whose state tree is the White Birch. I may need to rethink the name though as I don’t want to step on any toes of others that may have claim to the nameOoooh! I saw their facebook page, but didn't pay a great deal of attention to dates (just saw they were a few states up from you).
Nice!
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Thank you!! I designed and printed labels myself. Soaps are wrapped in deli paper and then the cigar band label over that. Plain paper and laser printer
Iv read somewhere that is what is advised when using that kind of packaging to avoid the cigar label absorbing water. I wrap mine in wax paper to store them away and label round it when i get to that point.
Wow your soaps are absolutly beautiful i think your being modest saying your not talented for making those. Iv been making soaps since august and am still learning but even my best batch wasnt as good as yours. You clearly have a talent producing your first soaps like that. Mistakes happen thats how we learn what not to do
