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I put the water in a measuring cup and count the ounces until my mold is full. I know that 1 pound of soap is 16 ounces oil + 6 ounces water + 2.23 ounces lye give exactly 3 cups of batter (24 ounces) I mix in my pyrex 4 cups.

I add E-Wax, it emulsifies the oil and is not greasy, When I rinse my fingers, it's like a lotion.

You can join the Facebook Group " Melt & Pour Basemakers" we make a crystal soap, you will get a lot of recipes. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1392165574132576/

Yes, it's an old thread, you can join Facebook group for Melt&Pour. we make a Crystal Clear soap and Opaque, you get a lot of recipes. "Melt & Pour Basemakers" https://www.facebook.com/groups/1392165574132576/

Add in your batter for CP, heat a little. I add it after cook, I make HP only.

Some people use Original Milk of Magnesia only, ingredient: Magnesium hydroxide

The best way to get a mild soap is to add ingredients. I make HP one pound in the microwave and add after cook, Goat/coconut or Buttermilk powder diluted in 1 tablespoon of water and 1 tea of honey, sometimes yogurt.

I love to rebatch soap, the best video with great result is this one, it float,

It is not the first time I hear this. I even read that a woman used apple cider vinegar which is acidic like lemon.

Not at all, I do the same thing for other people's recipes. I took a screenshot of the Madison recipe, in my next order I will buy Magnesium Hydroxide because I only have Magnesium Chloride.

When using E-Wax it emulsifies the oil and I apply the deodorant with my fingers when I rinse the oil turns into lotion so not greasy effect. I do not use beeswax or other wax. About weight or percentage, you are right, but here we are talking about oil and starch, not necessary. I make lotions...

If you read well, I wrote "if you are allergic to baking soda replace it with arrowroot or cornstarch. The old recipes suggested 1 part of coconut oil, 1 part of baking soda and 1 part of arrowroot and cornstarch. There was too much baking soda, my armpits were irritated, so I cut in half and I...

I have tried several recipes for 5 years and now I have found the right one for me. I am a person who stinks underarm even though I am 65 years old. Regarding the Babassu oil, yes it is very good for the deodorant. I use organic coconut oil, virgin, it is much less oily and penetrates quickly...

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Add to your aloes some drops of lavender essential oil, it's a miracle for burn.

If your recipe contains higher of oleic number in soapcalc, you get a thicker soap.