This has been a great day for soap-making! Now that the new shrink wrap equipment has arrived, Tom made new label templates for me and he's my go-to guy for all stuff printed. The new labels with the shrink wrap will make my soaps even better for craft fairs. So I boxed up the many soaps that have been cut and are waiting to harden and then made four more kinds of soap.
1. Lead Soap (I already made Baritone and Tenor for the Sweet Adeline convention)
2. Yuengling Soap (This is for the Arts Barn)
3. Troegs HopBack Shampoo Bars (a new product for Troegs to try)
4. Baby Soap (Something new for my regular customers!)
The Baby Soap is 92% Olive Oil and 8% Castor Oil (for lather) and is superfatted by 8%. I have a gentle baby fresh fragrance blend to make this Castile soap something that people are going to like!
About Me
- Lori Jo
- I have a wonderful family who supports my many hobbies including singing, soapmaking, wine tasting and rabbits. I recently retired from teaching English as a Second Language and love to travel. I started making soap in 1999 when we were showing goats in milk as a 4-H project. All of my soaps are made with pure oils and no animal fats. All fragrances are from essential oils. Store-bought "soap" is really a detergent. My soap will leave your skin clean and moisturized. Try some!
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