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72% Oliveoil 20% Palmoil 8% Coconutoil 3% Brinewater

Black and orange - perhaps the new owner has Dutch roots .............:sick:

Got rid of the adds, Thank you Arthur

How did you fiddle with settings :confused: Still have flashing adds, very damaging to eyes, I'll have to use another calculator :cry:

Think not. Read this: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/health/news/10164452/Warning-over-epidemic-of-skin-allergies-from-chemical-in-cosmetics-and-household-products.html and then check his shampoo

SOdium Lactate

I don't have any soapscum in my tiled showers. (I have a house with hard water, and another with soft water, no diff.) Maybe it is because I never use hair-conditioner? or Maybe SOL in soap prevent soap-scum?

Can deff be EO's or FO's - I don't use Borax and mine can feel a bit rash, when they get older. You can heat it up a bit (not to warm), and add 5% glycerine. Will make it less rash

My eczema loves lanolin I add´3% in GLS - but if you'ld like to try something else, not greasy: Mix 1tsp glicerine with 5tsp (1:5) water/rosewater or aloevera juice/gel, spray itching hands several times during the day. Store in fridge (the liquid, not the hands)

Let the soaps mature 8 weeks instead of 4, before use, it might help.

Have a look at Gracefruit

Sorry my camera does not work. My laminate sheet is cut as the paper here: http://www.soap-making-resource.com/line-wooden-soap-molds.html but only 1 inch higher than the mold, so I do not have fold down the outside.

No issues here, I use 80 mic. Becomes pretty stiff after heating in the laminator.

Try hot laminating pouches. Works for me, cheep, can be washed many times. I use it for the pipemold and pringlesmold too, little longer than the mold, no problems pulling the soap out of it.

mold on the scale, water in all shells, or in one. weight of water = weight of soap.