Best Natural Soap
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Ok.
A vendor coordinator for a very large show (9 days, 250,000 people), has emailed me three times now begging me to participate. She lowered the booth fee for me- and is offering me an indoor a/c'd space for half the price of a usual outdoor one. My family and I have attended this fair for 14 years, so we know it's a good one- no issues there. The best thing?? There are no other soap crafters. I'd have no competition.
BUT- I have to get some serious product made up!!!
I've never masterbatched lye before-
When you make a masterbatch, and it cools... does it need to be rewarmed to use it? Or, as I'm assuming (and hoping), can I just heat my oils, and count on them to warm the lye as well.
I usually pour at about 103-113. Cooler than that sets up too quickly for me to get all the goodies in (color, scent, scrubbies, etc).
AHHH!!! My brain is shutting down- so I'm counting on all of you to think for me!!!
Thanks a bunch!
A vendor coordinator for a very large show (9 days, 250,000 people), has emailed me three times now begging me to participate. She lowered the booth fee for me- and is offering me an indoor a/c'd space for half the price of a usual outdoor one. My family and I have attended this fair for 14 years, so we know it's a good one- no issues there. The best thing?? There are no other soap crafters. I'd have no competition.
BUT- I have to get some serious product made up!!!
I've never masterbatched lye before-
When you make a masterbatch, and it cools... does it need to be rewarmed to use it? Or, as I'm assuming (and hoping), can I just heat my oils, and count on them to warm the lye as well.
I usually pour at about 103-113. Cooler than that sets up too quickly for me to get all the goodies in (color, scent, scrubbies, etc).
AHHH!!! My brain is shutting down- so I'm counting on all of you to think for me!!!
Thanks a bunch!