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Oops! I missed the question on the earlier post Paul.
 
If you are talking about CP or HP soap you can add both the color and fragrance to your melted oils before you add the lye water. If you are talking M&P let me know and answer that the best I can
 
Ilene
 
 
----- Original Message -----
 

 

We sell our fragrances as a series of FO Fast Buys which run every 6 weeks or so.  We rotate scents as needed.  The “Stress Relief” will definitely be offered again.

 

I don’t make Melt and Pour soap so hopefully someone else will pop in here with their expertise.

 

Hope all is well!

 

Lezlee

 

 
Tue Nov 4, 2008 12:42 am

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Oops! I missed the question on the earlier post Paul. If you are talking about CP or HP soap you can add both the color and fragrance to your melted oils... 		Ilene
rsbabyone
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12:42 am

... Ilene - Yep. M&P. Mix before adding to base? We didn't do it that way the first two times and everything seemed to work out well. I happened to see the ...
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12:54 am

Hi Paul, I am fairly new to M&P and I have been adding my color, (liquid, micas & oxides), after I melt the base. I can't advice you on adding color before...
Ilene
rsbabyone
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1:10 am

... Ilene - What I mean is - why premix the FO and colorant _b-4 adding them _to the melted base? What is the purpose of the micas? Paul...
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3:44 am

Hi Paul, Yes, it is usually better to mix your mica with the FO / EO or even oil before putting into the M&P. I don't always follow the instructions myself and...
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Kind of funny, but I was reading my Saponifier Magazine tonight and on page 17 it talks about using Micas in M&P. Here is a quote: "Choosing colorants for...
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aoc_gin
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2:12 am

Ginger - Did I hear that food colorings are suitable for soaps? PGS...
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Paul, You should always use "soap safe" coloring / dyes. I have heard of people using food coloring without problems in M&P. I have not used them. However, if...
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... Ginger - I figured as much. Don't think I'll try. Thanks. My colorants from Kangaroo Blue came today. Waiting now for FO's from another source. Trying...
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Thanks, Ginger. I'm not familiar with the micas. Have no idea what they look like or their value in the product. Guess I'll have to wait until I mingle with ...
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I use the mica for coloring the soap. Having not mixed the color with the FO I can only guess that it is easier to do that and they both go into the melted...
Ilene
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2:32 pm

I appreciate this info as well. My micas don't clump but the oxides are a pain to get the lumps out of. Well duh...you'd think I would have figured that out...
Ilene
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