Wah I’m impressed. And they do look good enough to eat. Don’t leave them around in the presence of kids! Hah!

Too much effort for bathing if you ask me……….

The idea of a shower is to get it over with and emerge clean ( and hopefully it is because you have worked up a good sweat prior to entry into said shower……..)

Enjoyed the previous post BTW-but I don’t need a gift. Just more posts here on life in Blighty……….

at first I thought u r selling ang ku kueh…hahha rose essential oils is ex. have to cost control…;)

moo: I know!! So pretty!!Hahahah…I need to stop myself from making more of it!

Skipps: I think I made them to just stare at, rather than use!

Okidoki – it’s a good thing as well, otherwise I would need to find you a job back in the far east as a ‘happy’ suprise!

Mandy: Are you proud of me???Hahhahaa…I have ordered more raw materials as well,and will be coming up with more. Ang koo kueh is a good idea – I might get the mould and stuff it with soap!

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You are really a DIY queen!!!
Love those sweet-looking things

Hey Mili, wow you are always busy with new hobbies eh? Impressive! I love Lush too but never thought of making them myself!! You are so talented and full of surprises! I want to learn from you….by the way, how is the driving etc going? I have booked my test for 20th June….still cant get into the book yet…..need to though….. Speak soon. Alicia

I have been a Lush-ie for years but with the birth of Etsy and so many other crafters starting to made soaps and other products themselves, I’ve realized that I can find BETTER quality items for better prices. And I’m helping small business. Awesome stuff.

Since you mentioned that you have skin sensitivities and use only pure oils, I wanted to point you toward Aromatics International. The owner is a clinical aromatherapist and tests all her oils for quality before she sells them. You can actually download the reports to learn about the oils before making any sort of commitment to buy.

I don’t know what kind of volume you require but she does offer discounts of 40% off (the prices are reflected on the site) for bulk sizes.

Please free free to poke me directly for more info. Andrea loves seeing her oils integrated into other products. It’s a really exciting way to share the love of pure oils and what they can do.

that is fantastic! I miss Lush in Singapore. =(

wah! u are so creative!!!! and hey, making a hobby-cum-business activity, i’d say – go girl!!

mavis: Its just like decorating cupcakes!

alicia: I just started reading the book yesterday, so not gone far at all, but I’ve got myself insured now, so I can drive the car with L plates! Reminded me – I never replied to your email did i? Will do today!

Maria: Thanks for that. I had a look, and it’s a shame that it’s shipping from US, which makes purchasing items very prohibitive even with the exchange rates!

rn: Suprisingly it is pretty easy! Just the task of getting all the initial inggredients together. I am giving them away btw, see post below.

reen: Hello!!! Shame I don’t think the materials are available in Msia, otherwise I can teach you how to make em!!

Playing around with other recipies in the meantime though, so you’d never know!

Hmmm not exactly like cupcakes. first thing that came to my mind when I saw those sweet pink-looking thing was —> ‘huat kueh’!

what la u.. so free until make toilteries. Give me freebit samples.. can? ehehhe

mavis: I think you’re just imagining all the food you want to imagine – next you’ll be telling me that it looks like assam laksa!!! HAHAHAHA

mags: Can. Really. Will be good for my godson as well,since that it’s all-natural without artifical colorings/perfumes.Send me address k. Anyway also pls send me address k…