Thread: www.soaptopia.com

Originally Posted by rickboone

That's what I was wondering.
They have a sample pack now? Cool.

Originally Posted by vthomlinson

yeah... why wasn't i told of a sample pack?

I PMed soaptopia with the sample pack request.

cool I didnt know they had samples.

Originally Posted by vthomlinson

good idea.. i have the patchouli kmf and love it.. but only use it when i'm feeling hippy. i'll go pickup the unscented.. have you ever tried the vanilla? i'm tempted to give that one a shot too.

No i need to try the vanilla out for sure, how is the patchouli anyway, again like i said i love the texture and glide the cream provides and woudnt mind adding them to my soap/cream arsenal .

Originally Posted by thewatermark

No i need to try the vanilla out for sure, how is the patchouli anyway, again like i said i love the texture and glide the cream provides and woudnt mind adding them to my soap/cream arsenal .

i'm not normally a patchouli guy.. but i spotted the bottle in a girlfriend's bathroom and had always heard good things about kmf.. so i nicked the bottle.. it's very warm and calming.. reminds me of a head shop i used to frequent when i was in high school.. i'm definitely getting an unscented for my almond puck and i'll try out the vanilla as well.. i think they have a mint flavour also.

i received two pucks today, would it be safe to melt these into my dishes?

I believe they're cold-processed soaps so I don't think so, but I may be wrong.

does that mean i have to use the oh so labor intensive cheese shredder method to get it into my nice little dishes?

I believe so, yes. I'm not experienced with it myself, but I remember reading that somewhere on here.

i mashed mine up with a muddler.. then placed the wooden dish directly into my toaster oven.. smoothed it out with the back of a spoon and then placed in the fridge to harden back up.. seemed to have worked fine and i don't believe to have damaged any of the scent.

You might also try a bigger bowl. A large coffee mug should work fine.