Most beautiful soap mold

I found this most incredible Lavender soap mold about a month ago. I have a lot of people who come to the Tigard Farmers' Market booth asking for Lavender soap. While I have a few other soap molds, this one is my favorite. I love Lavender, anyway, so having a lovely, unusual mold for the glycerin soap is extra special.

I use therapeutic grade essential oils with a kosher, organic base.
Check out the other designs at: herbsdaughter.net

Wonderful, unusual combination

In working the Tigard Farmers' Market every Sunday, I have found it important to bring out different soap designs and essential oil combinations to keep the customers coming. This past weekend, I combined almond and spearmint together for a very rich soap.

One of the customers ordered 3 Rosemary-Peppermint soaps for next weekend. That works well. Try it!

Want to learn how to make soap? I will be teaching a class through PCC on Saturday, June 19th.

It is called Melt and Pour 101.

Prefer a more personal class? I can bring the class to you. Just email me for details:

herbs_daughter@yahoo.com

Upcoming Soap Making and Lip Balm Classes

Have you ever wanted to learn how to make soap? Spend 2 hours with us and learn how to make soap, lip balm and bath fizzies. It is easy and fun.

The Intro to Melt and Pour Soap Making class will be held on Saturday, April 3rd. Register through PCC and leave the class with a wonderful two-tiered soap with yummy essential oils and botanicals.

On the following Saturday, April 10, join us as we continue to experiment with color. Make two very different soaps. Showers not included! The class is called Advanced Color in Melt and Pour Soap Making 102.

On Saturday, April 17, learn everything you have always wanted to know about making luscious Lip Balms and Bath Fizzies. All courses are offered through PCC.

Amazing Tulip Festival

Today we visited the Woodburn Tulip Festival. It was so beautiful with every color of the rainbow. I will definitely highlight the tulip soap designs that I have on the website. The festival will continue through April, so don't miss it!