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Just regular all purpose flour, I know someone use rye flour water/paste to wash hair, but the key of my method is boiled flour soup. If the flour water is not boiled, the flour particles will stick to the hair.

Put a spoon of flour in a pot with water, then boil it, and wait it to cool down before using it to wash hair. By this way, my hair is much cleaner than using shampoo or soap. I also use rice vinegar or apple vinegar to replace conditioner，just drop little vinegar in a pan with water, and...

This pure coconut soap is for laundry,washing mashing use, I guess it's fine, no effect.

Somebody actually told me it is made in silicone, they are many kinds of silicone, some are not resistant to high temperatures.Then I found these rubber stamps,for soap making purpose.:p I also use other rubber stamps, stamp the soap right after it is taken out of the mold.

That's what I'm worried about.

This happened when I was making my pure coconut oil laundry soap, the soap mold was hot. And I placed these stamps at the bottom of the soap mold.

I love these clear polymer stamps, but it seems like the lye "eaten" the stamp, making the stamp opaque when the soap gel is hot. I don't care if the stamp is transparent or not, I just worry about anything toxin there. I know the stamp is safe itself, but I don't know if it is still safe with...

http://www.livestrong.com/article/90229-benefits-sunflower-oil-hair/

I'm going to make a shampoo bar too. I heard avcado oil is good for skin and hair.This is my recipe, just for 1 bar:

they are look like this in bags

I bought them in Walmart and Big lots I bought them in Walmart and Big lots

These little clear stamps are so cheap,It's only 97¢ a bag (3 pieces). ========================= Update: I just make pure coconut oil soap, the temprature of soap gel is high, these little stamp's surface are Corroded by lye. They seem not like silicone, DO NOT BUY IT!!