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Sporkling
Actually, I wish to take up soap making. However, I am afraid that there are too much acids involved. Does anyone have any recipe that uses as little of that as possible? Cause I like have the patterns in mind already. I just need the recipe.

Thanks
WEREGIRL666
QUOTE (Sporkling @ May 8 2008, 08:45 AM) *
Actually, I wish to take up soap making. However, I am afraid that there are too much acids involved. Does anyone have any recipe that uses as little of that as possible? Cause I like have the patterns in mind already. I just need the recipe.

Thanks

they used to make it from sents and pig fat
euthanasia
i have a thing of goat milk soap at home...it smells good
WEREGIRL666
wiggle.gif yay yay smelly good wiggle.gif
Lilith Incarnate
lol and im sure this helps the topic a lot.... ive never heard of acid to make soap with, im sure you can find something on the net thats as natural as possible.
WEREGIRL666
QUOTE (darrkmoonbride @ May 8 2008, 09:26 AM) *
lol and im sure this helps the topic a lot.... ive never heard of acid to make soap with, im sure you can find something on the net thats as natural as possible.

mmm smelly smelly rofl.gif
MissMelsWell
Most regular soap has lye in it... it is dangrous to make. BUT, Glycerine soaps don't have any caustic chemicals in them and I understand it is easy to make. I think you just buy the glycerine at any craft store, melt it, and add your scents and dyes. Pretty simple.
Sporkling
Yes i'm worried about lye. But the glycerine seems safe.
ASOP
I have made soap before I bought a block of glycerine at a craft store melt it down and add fragrance oil etc. Its pretty easy its best to get a book on soap making but if your thinking about making soap from scratch (see book) then it gets more involved. The more you make the easier it gets and you can add other soaps to make the colorful etc. Try it its fun.....oh yea with the glycerine it make up a good soapy lather yes.gif
MissMelsWell
I only warn against making real lye based soap because I had a friend that seriously burned her hand making lye soap. Burned to the point where she requried some fairly extensive plastic surgery to fix it. Stick with the glycerine for decorative and smelly delcious soap. Glycerine is good for your skin anyway... smoove. The lye kind is for serious cleaning. Buy that at the store only. But that's just my humble opinion.

SirRedeye
go with the goat milk soap- my stepmother used to make it from scratch, she had fun rofl.gif
Sporkling
Goat milk? May I have the recipe please? Though I hope it does not use lye too much.
Lilith Incarnate
I saw this on telly last night, was on a show called better homes and gardens:
here's the link for you.....

http://au.lifestyle.yahoo.com/b/better-hom...9/scented-soaps
Sporkling
oo thats a nice site darrk
MindFire
rent fight club...human flesh is best!lol
when.i.am.queen.
QUOTE (GoldenTriangle @ May 10 2008, 02:16 PM) *
rent fight club...human flesh is best!lol


Yeah, I was just thinking that all that talk of lye made my thoughts jump to that.

I've bought DIY kits which seem to work, especially if you have your own patterns.
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