Soap! I have A LOT of Soap!

This is honey oatmeal soap, and it smells HEAVENLY!!!!!!

It's in my Etsy store along with several other soaps.

Here's a list of my soaps.

1) To see the honey oatmeal soap,
click

HERE.

2)  To see the Mint Eucaluptus soap, click
HERE.

3)  To see, and I wish you could smell, the rose scented soap, click
HERE.

4)  To see the Milk Chocolate Fudge Soap, click HERE. (This really smells like chocolate.  I used cocoa in it!)

5) To see the Unscented Soap, Click HERE.

6) To see the Rosemary Scented Soap, Click HERE.

7) To see the Summer Flowers Soap, Click HERE.

8) To see the Chocolate Mint Soap, Click HERE.

All of my soaps are vegetarian made.  I use organic materials when I can find them.  No matter, these soaps are the best that I have used in a long time.  I love them!  If you would like to purchase any of my soap, and if you would like to purchase more than two bars, it would be beneficial to contact me so I can make a special listing for you and we can put your purchases in a flat rate envelope.  It will be less expensive for you that way!  Enjoy!

Chocolate!!!!

It's been all I could do not to bite into these 

chocolate bars.

They look amazing!

They smell wonderful!

However,

I am afraid that if I did bite into them,

I would see brown bubbles coming out of my mouth.

Yes,

these bars are made from soap enriched with

cocoa!

I hope to be putting them into my Etsy store soon.

Stay tuned!

Soap? I've got it!

I'm still working on the soap. 

This and one more batch are what I have left to wrap.

This batch is mint.

The smell is heavenly!

I thought about using colorants, but that would mean adding artificial

to the natural.

My soaps contain organic, when possible, 

olive oil,

coconut oil,

and

grape seed oil.

The emollients feel wonderful on the skin.

Ask me how I know?

I've tried them.

So far, my favorite scent is

Rose!

Wonderful!

 

Got soap?

Yes, I have soap!

By next week, all but the unscented will be ready.

The Unscented soap was made by another method, so it has to cure longer.

I have already used some of my soap, and

it

is 

nice!!!!

Next will come the packaging for it!

Then, I can sell it.

Check back next week for more details.

So, today I used a Crock Pot to make Soap

Today, I made soap in my old crock pot.

This is what it looked like after 55 minutes.

I used this tutorial.

Click

HERE

to learn to make the soap.

I made a bigger recipe than the one given in this tutorial, so part of my 

soap

is still curing.

This is the loaf of soap as it's still curing.

These are the odd shaped pieces of soap.

I will cut off the rough bottoms to make a small bar of soap.

I scented this soap with rose essential oils.

My house smells of roses right now.

One thing I do need to mention is when you clean up,

make sure you rinse each piece of glass ware or pan that you want to put in the dishwasher, before they do in the dishwasher,

because,

if you don't,

this will happen.

This took a long time to clean up.

After I had finished, someone suggested using vinegar to cut the soap.

Sigh!

I wish I had thought of that sooner.

Oh, well!

So the Soap Really is Setting Up!!!

It's in the oven and curing.

Yes, the oven is turned off, but it was turned on for a bit.

 As I write this, the soap is hardening.

Tomorrow, I will take it out of the molds and slice the soap.

Then, it will sit for 2-4 weeks to finish the 

curing process.

I can hardly wait!

So, tomorrow or Friday, I am going to make sure that I am home for, at least 2.5 hours.

I will be making soap in an old crock pot.

When you make soap in a crock pot, the soap is ready to use in

1-2 days.

I can hardly wait!!!!