I've been hooked on making soap since I made my first bar a little over a year ago. I feel so lucky to have found a medium that has limitless possibilities and such practicality all in one.
One of the most frequently asked questions that comes my way is how to get started. I kind of assume everyone knows about the fabulous duo, Anne-Marie and Debbie, Brambleberry and SoapyLove but in case you do not- take a look at these fabulous places to get started.
Anne-Marie, owner of Brambleberry is also known as the Soap Queen and even has her own Soap TV spot. With everything from soap, lotion and makeup- her website is a feast for the eyes. Like Christmas morning online!http://http//www.brambleberry.com/
Debbie Chialtas, owner, soaper and author recently added her starter kits to the Brambleberry line up. http://http//www.brambleberry.com/Soapylove-C269.aspx This is the finest place I have seen to recommend getting started in the world of soap.
So whether you wish to make just a few bars or more, I wanted to share the names of some of my favorite soapers in the land.
5 comments:
Thank you so much Lauren! You know I'm a huge fan of yours. :)
Thanks for recommending my kits to your readers. Also, I second your recommendation of Anne-Marie's videos. They are so clear and informative. A great resource for soapers of any experience level!
Thanks again and have a great weekend!
Smooches right back at yah Debbie! That pop tart kit is the best place I have seen to get started. Keep up the great work.
Agreed. I have learned so much from Anne-Marie's Soap Queen TV, Bramble Berry's TeachSoap forum, and Debbie's "Soapylove" book. All are great resources for soapers! Thanks for sharing this, sunbasilgarden!
Thanks for the shout out! I appreciate it and am so thankful for your support.
I love brambleberry and have purchased from them in the past...top notch excellent products and services.
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