Teach Soap

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Embedded heart soap. Sliced up yesterday. Scented: Black Raspberry Vanilla.

Good job ladies!

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

All of the soaps on the last few pages are off the chain!

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Pyrate Wench (Jennifer), I really like the Coconut lime Verbena. It happens to be my all time favourite scent.
Soapers, I would like to give a round of applause to all the soaps featured in past few weeks. Great job everyone!

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Linda

I learn so much when I can't leave well enough alone!

Everything looks soooo good!!

Love your halloween colors especially, and heart embeds, suds!

Coolah, those colors are gorg! I loooooove pineapple scents!

I'm excited about Heather's apple soap too! (mmm S.O.A.P. mystery fragrance number 7!)

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Laura<3

Beautiful job everyone, loved seeing all these new pictures!

Coolah – beautiful soap! Sweet pea pineapple sounds like such a nice combo.

Heather – love that doggy, so pretty! The soap turned out so nice, love the spoon swirl and the colors are perfect!

Peggy – gorgeous, lovely swirls!!! Applejack is a fragrance worth fighting for!

Sudsalot – love the look and name of your Halloween soap, and the embedded heart soap is so pretty too

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Everyone does such an awesome job I almost hate to post mine. But to be honest I am pretty pleased with my first soap batches in such a long time. I got them cut or released from their molds and they are awesome! I think my brother and brother-in-law are going to like the soap I made them. It is the brown one. It's my first try at HP that I ended up having to rebatch. It's made with olive oil, caster oil, oatmeal, and honey. Even thought it really needs to sit for at least 6-8 weeks I decided to take a small piece to try this morning. OMG! My skin was so happy! Going to keep a bar or two back or myself. The other two are from the same batch but the round one I didn't gel and put it in a mold from Hobby Lobby (you've all seen that mold, right? ) It scented with equal parts of tea tree oil and litsea. It's going to be great in my guest bathroom!

Good job Asil02!

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

Very nice Asil02! If it's a rebatch, does it need to sit for 6-8 weeks? Or do you just want it to harden up a bit? All of them are just lovely, you should be very proud!

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Asil02..These soaps look wonderful, and creamy. Great job!

Asil02---I love the pure beauty of natural looking soaps! Yours look delish!

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Carrie
Wife to my Best Friend and Homeschool mom to 7 beautiful gifts

Great job, Asil! Doesn't it feel wonderful to get soapy again?
(I have that mold, too.)

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Linda
I know the voices in my head aren't real, but they sure have some great ideas!

Thanks y'all! I certainly am feeling pretty good. The batch I did today may or may not come out. We will see in the morning. It is the first try at swirling. I am not too concerned even if it doesn't come out because I learned a lot from today's soaping session....not all pretty either. For instance my purple turned fuschia... And yeah, it really does feel wonderful getting soapy again! I giggle at myself and how the sweating never will seem to go away with the mixing of lye though. I am sure it will always be that way. You all have been just the best and I am so grateful that you all have let me back in. And as for letting the rebatch cure, I think it is best because it is a new batch I cooked up the other day that didn't quite work out. So I think it really needs to sit and chill out for a while.