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A salt bar, dragons blood and rooibos, goats milk and plain lard. I'm sure I could rattle off more but those are the ones that come to mind immediately.

I'll have to search those up on amazon. Do they detail the chemistry at all?

Just like any craft, soaping requires a large base of knowledge to make quality soaps. But, upon reading various articles, tutorials, etc. and then this forum, I realized that there is an abundance of misinformation around. The Internet aside, what are some good books on CP and other things soap...

Thank you! I'm on their website now looking at their courses and prices and such. I'm having a friend of mine ask a few of her friends about what they did for their certification.

I use a polypropylene mixing bowl that would have otherwise been used for baking or food storage.

Hi all! I'm currently a pre-med student looking into becoming a certified aromatherapist. Are there any programs that are particularly reputable/recommended? I live in the Seattle area but have not been successful in finding a program locally. I was also debating online courses so I could...

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To add to the appearance of the bar, you could add powdered rooibos at trace (if it was rooibos soap you were making, it's very good for skin). I'm not sure how it would behave, as I haven't had the chance to try it. Mad Hat tea offers it online for five bucks per 50 grams.

Thank you, I figured it would alright but I wanted to be certain.

I have some coconut oil that went bad after prolonged exposure to heat. I can tell that it's definitely gone bad because it has an off smell. Given that, I'm no longer inclined to use it for cosmetic purposes (I use it as a facial moisturizer) but I would really hate to waste it. I'm aware of...