I have Anne Watson's soapmaking, lotion, milk soapmaking books. What others would y'all suggest.
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This forum is better than any book you can buy. Most have mistakes in formulas in them. And none of them have half the information of this forum.
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You might try Soap Naturally by Patrizia Garzena and Marina Tadiello.
I suggest these two sites:
http://www.mullerslanefarm.com/soapmaking.html
http://www.millersoap.com/
I suggest these two sites:
http://www.mullerslanefarm.com/soapmaking.html
http://www.millersoap.com/
Genny
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Alicia Grosso's The Everything Soapmaking Book and The Soapmakers Companion by Susan Miller Cavitch are the books I always recommend to new soapers.
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I like the Soapmakers Companion by Susan Miller Cavitch. I like to read, watch videos, and play on this forum! I read about what I want to do, search for videos on how to do it, and then look for threads about the subject or start a new thread to get opinions
I also have the Everything Soap Makers Book by Alicia Grosso. Are the books you own pretty informative?
I also have the Everything Soap Makers Book by Alicia Grosso. Are the books you own pretty informative?Soapmaking Book Reviews
I'm new to soapmaking, but I ran across this site with reviews of several soapmaking books that you might find helpful. It's by David Fisher at about.com. Best of luck!
http://tinyurl.com/bdj7xxl
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I'm new to soapmaking, but I ran across this site with reviews of several soapmaking books that you might find helpful. It's by David Fisher at about.com. Best of luck!
http://tinyurl.com/bdj7xxl
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I totally agree about this forum! I've gotten so many ideas and am going to make a batch of soap using room temp method. I do, however, like to read. So, I just downloaded a bunch of soapmaking & body products books for my Kindle. This will be great riding-in-the-car or bathroom or sitting-in-front-of-tv reading. I'm still a couple week away from being able to stand on replaced knee long enough to make soap, so I'm researching & noting ideas. Got an order coming in from ND this afternoon & next week. It's going to be a really good year.
I'll tell you want book I would not have bought is "Scientific Soapmaking" . Not that it's a bad book it's just way over the top. It's more like a college chemistry book.
