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A little word from HRH Queen Croap I - our poet in residence demonstrates there's always hope (and room for a giggle)...

This is the tale of a soaper named Jo,

She's not very good, but she'll give it a go.

In her head it's a soap that looks just like a dream

With rich, creamy lather the texture of cream.

So tell me about it !  Your house is full of soap and you have this uncontrollable urge to make some more.  Your credit card is bending under the pressure and you know that no matter how often you and your family and friends wash, you already have enough soaps to last several lifetimes.

Sensory Perfection are pleased to announce that they are now stocking UK grade fragrance oils that comply with EU regulations.  These can now be included in your safety assessments without the need for additional allergy testing.

With an aroma that is (in my opinion) not unlike that of a walnut, tamanu oil is perhaps one of the most intriguing oils I’ve ever come across.  Apart from the aroma, it has a rich colour and a consistency that is thick, almost puddingy.  Despite its richness, it absorbs into the skin remarkably well.  So what is tamanu oil?

Every consumer likes a novel idea, a novel product.  Whether you are making soaps, creams, lotions & potions, we are ever searching for inspiration that transforms a basic formula into something new, different, novel.  Something that will switch the consumer on or something to get those creative juices flowing and enthuse us to, well… create.

The Guild of Craft Soap & Toiletry Makers was formed by a group of dedicated crafters in September 2007.

The Guild has two very specific aims:

We are very pleased to announce the launch of our Member's Galleries which aims to showcase selections of member's work, from hobbyists to professionals. 

Whether you are looking for beautiful and unique hand made products or wish to be inspired by other's completed projects, please feel free to browse the galleries... 

(Image courtesy Mai's Inspirations)    

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