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    Soap for greasy/oily hair, help please.

    I have only been soaping for three years, and it looks like I have some more to learn. I have appreciated the new information that I have found here. Obsidian, I have been using them for a little over a year, and I thank you for sharing your experience. I certainly would not want to sell...
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    Soap for greasy/oily hair, help please.

    Great blog article from Swift Crafty Monkey. I learned things about CP soap and hair follicles I did not know. Thanks for sharing. However, I stand by my coconut oil shampoo bar. It has not worked for everyone but it has worked for many, myself included without damage to my hair. In fact I...
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    Our new logo!

    Very nice! I especially love the pretty blue.
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    Soap for elderly skin

    My elderly father loves his 100% Olive Oil Castile bar I make him. He has terrible eczema. I have never tried it but I have seen other soapers make a Castile with Calendula infused water. Very gentle and good for the skin.
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    Soap for greasy/oily hair, help please.

    I make a 100% coconut oil shampoo bar. Some people complain that using all coconut oil can be drying, but I have customers with oily hair who really like that. It will still leave your hair clean and soft. Plus that lather is amazing! I have heard of soapers that super fat up to 20% with 100%...
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    Herbs on packaging

    Do you mean last as far as scent or a fresh herb wilting and drying out? I think that Thyme is a very pretty herb sprig and Lemon Thyme smells wonderful. As far as lasting goes, a freshly cut herb will smell for a long time. Even after drying out.
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