My new soaps

[BakingNana]

dcornett--I ran across a video on YouTube yesterday of a lady who used a vanilla stabilizer from Bittercreek in CP. The soap turned out just a lovely creamy color instead of darkening so much. I went to the site, and the site DOES say it's for CP (although it also says it may not work for all FOs). I ordered some...worth a try, anyway.

http://cart.candlesupply.com/Soap-Additives-c-489.html

 

[dcornett]

dcornett--I ran across a video on YouTube yesterday of a lady who used a vanilla stabilizer from Bittercreek in CP. The soap turned out just a lovely creamy color instead of darkening so much. I went to the site, and the site DOES say it's for CP (although it also says it may not work for all FOs). I ordered some...worth a try, anyway.

http://cart.candlesupply.com/Soap-Additives-c-489.html

Wow! I'd love to know how it turns out for you. Keep me posted Please!

 

[BakingNana]

Will do! Have several vanilla FO samples I want to test it with.

 

[dcornett]

Thanks, because I checked out the link you posted, and the price seems very reasonable to me. So, if it worked that would be great!

 

[AZ Soaper]

Lots of FO have vanilla as their base and yes they will turn. There are vanilla stabilizers out there- I know WSP carries one. Most of the yummy smelling FO's have vanilla in them.

 

[BakingNana]

Used the stabilizer in a batch of gingerbread cookie coffee soap. I think it worked...I say "think" because of the coffee. The color of the soap is a light ginger color. I would have expected it to be dark brown. Still need to use it in "plain" soap, tho. Looks promising!

 

[Lesley]

Very nice, I love the soap with the line in the middle

 

[dcornett]

Thanks, next time I try that technique I'll have to use a fragrance that doesn't discolor. :roll: