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Dr. Bronners is a bastille soap from what I understand the definitions to be. I made my own liquid bastille soap in a crockpot with wikihows directions using KOH "potassium hydroxide" and with the ingredients I wanted. I also thickened it using a small solution of canning salt and warm water...

If you use distilled water (I do) you can store in the empty jugs. Or any super clean jug that has only held water. I make a 4lb batch of paste and only dilute half of it. The other I stored in the frig in a freezer zip bag. It can be stored this way for a year or more.

You are just too funny. I remember the metallic taste of the 9volt on the tongue (my brothers fault) It gives me shivers just thinking abt it. But I just did a zap test on the soaps I made last week and it taste like soap, no jolts or anything so I must be good to go:) Plus I've already used...

Hi Jill, My hubby has psoriasis (a relative of eczema) and I've been trying everything to get him off the cortico steroids. I have been studying herbal meds and now realize how bad the steroids are for him. So, I've made him bath wash infused with herbs and a peppermint lotion which helps...

Hi everyone, Another newbie here. My name is Sarah and I started making soap on June 22 after months of studying and picking up all the items I would need. And, I've had awesome luck so far in the 4 batches I've made. 1-CP an orange/tangerine and 2-HP a Patchouli and an Oat n Honey, and a...

I am a new newbie:) And am no expert on soap making but I do love cooking and have had great success with all sorts of meals. I did my first batch of liquid soap last weekend. It made a 4lb batch of paste and I stored half of it in the frig to dilute later when needed. Not having any idea on...