morningdew

This recipe is perfect for you... but I don't know how experienced you are. ??? You need to a few successful batches under your belt...

I cannot attest to actual benefit surviving saponification, but commonly sold soaps include; papaya (some use these to lighten skin - I...

I like the way you think. :thumbs: However, if you plan on selling, more than anything else, fragrance sells! The first thing customers...

I've been meaning to try a castille or bastille soap. Thank you so much.

Hi! Here are some of my must haves: castor oil, peanut oil, salmon oil, camel fat. I especially love the last 3 oils. I like to use all...

I make an exfoliating soap that is super popular with everyone! My landscaper neighbour uses it for all his staff; my contractor...

I use Koalin Clay in all my soaps; I like the slickness it gives the soap. AC absorbs oil. Soy seeds gets rid of the large dirt and...

Be sure to order the flakes. They are easier to weigh and work with. Regular PKO is solid and hard to dig out. :thumbs: To me, Zany's...

As far as the feel of the lather in finished bars, I like a roughly equal blend of the two. PKO does seem milder to me, but its higher...

I used a clothes hanger on the left, and a gear tie on the right. I think I'll toss the clothes hanger.

We may be talking at cross purposes here. I was talking about ingredients not being cheap in terms of quantity, while you are talking...

You are right when you says handmade and good things are not cheap be it any creative things like knitting, crocheting, embroidery or...

My apologies for my late response. For the most part, recipes are a matter of personal and customer preference, and what is available...

Welcome, @morningdew! You mentioned that soaps dry your skin and you are reducing your amount of coconut oil to a value of 12-14. Many...

I have looked into the recipes and they both look very promising for my dry dry skin. I am going to make them next. You have been...