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Yearly Archives: 2009
Do you ever listen to a little child ask you why their bathtub water isn’t blue like the swimming pool? Why can’t we give them their own colored bath with the excitement of bubbles? Now any one can have a colored bath tub of their choice, although, I wouldn’t recommend […]
Liquid Bubble Bath Colors
I am so excited to announce the winners of the September MMS Perfumer’s Kits! I enjoyed reading and watching the submissions. Winner #1 This video is a great review of various products that Elma ordered from us. I enjoyed her product review. I hope you do too! Winner #2 This […]
September MMS Perfumer’s Kit Winners
3 After reading the title, you may be wondering how a dessert can become a scrub. I’m looking to make a scrub that will give a bubbly top layer that looks just like a meringue. Before I continue with the recipe, what is a meringue? A meringue is a dessert made […]
Layered Meringue Sugar Scrub
I cut the confetti soap and it looks FANTASTIC! As you can see by the pictures, I’ve stacked the soaps Stonehenge style and I’ll turn them daily until they have cured for a few days. Once they can handle the rigors of shipping, I’ll send samples back to the shipping […]
Confetti Soap, Part 3
I have more Cyclomethicone Testing results for you. Today, I tested Bay Rum, Christmas Tree, Blowing Bubbles, Apple Jack, Apricot Freesia, Autumn Afternoon, Angel (type), Amber Romance (type), Brown Sugar & Spice, and Bayberry Fragrance Oils. Blowing Bubbles and Brown Sugar & Spice Fragrance Oils were not compatible as the […]
Cyclomethicone Testing, Part 3
2 Back in May, nordagirl asked a question on the Starting With Color post. “Is there any reason you couldn’t use this same process with the dropper bottles to mix oxides or ultramarines with glycerine? If it makes any difference, I’m making CP soap only at this point.” Unfortunately, glycerin is […]
Mulling Pigments
Thursday, I made three batches of soap with colors for making a confetti soap. Today, I’m going to grate and chop those batches to show you the difference between pieces and then use the pieces to make two separate batches of confetti soap. Collect needed supplies: Soap we made on […]
Confetti Soap, Part 2
3 I love playing with confetti, but I absolutely hate cleaning it up. Why not make a cold process Confetti Soap that embodies the joy of playing with confetti while keeping the mess to a minimum? Today, we will make the colored cold process soap for our confetti soap. I will […]
Confetti Soap, Part 1
Remember the Melt & Pour Soap that had those funny spikes on it? Some of your answers were so great, I found myself rolling on the floor laughing (quite literally). How did these spikes occur? The soap has just dried out. There is not enough water to keep the soap […]
Spiky Melt & Pour Soap Winners
Sometimes I am so confused when I start reading recipes or other important papers that reference ratios, percentages and parts per (fill in the blank). Over the weekend, I had a stunning revelation that clarified all of these confusing terms for me. This revelation came as I was making grits […]
Ratios, Percentages and Parts Per…
2 On Friday, I made Halloween Pumpkin Bath Fizzies and they were so cute, I just had to make bath salts! Feel free to drool all you desire over these adorable salts, just make sure you don’t soak your keyboard! Collect needed supplies: Salt of your choice (I used Fine Dead […]