rdc1978
Well-Known Member
Hi everyone,
This post is nothing more than information sharing and if someone else has said it before please forgive me.
I have avoided using lard in my soap because I can always smell it. It bums me out because so many soapers rave about lard.
I had been wanting to make a face soap and heard that lard was great, so I purchased some "leaf lard" on Etsy.
Thus far, it has been absolutely odorless, and I've had my nose all up in it like a dog on a first date. No porky odor, like nothing, nada, zip, zilch, zero.
I did melt it under a low heat, but even right out of the package it didn't smell. I'm sure its more expensive than regular lard and if I didn't have this sensitive nose, I wouldn't have spend the money
I have no affiliation or connection to this company, but in reading this forum, it seems like its not just me, so I'm putting the link here if anyone wants to try it, or is looking for such a product
https://www.etsy.com/listing/252221...sYUsPXk5g7kRbhJACRjuAlAAWEqqf72RoCKDMQAvD_BwE
This post is nothing more than information sharing and if someone else has said it before please forgive me.
I have avoided using lard in my soap because I can always smell it. It bums me out because so many soapers rave about lard.
I had been wanting to make a face soap and heard that lard was great, so I purchased some "leaf lard" on Etsy.
Thus far, it has been absolutely odorless, and I've had my nose all up in it like a dog on a first date. No porky odor, like nothing, nada, zip, zilch, zero.
I did melt it under a low heat, but even right out of the package it didn't smell. I'm sure its more expensive than regular lard and if I didn't have this sensitive nose, I wouldn't have spend the money
I have no affiliation or connection to this company, but in reading this forum, it seems like its not just me, so I'm putting the link here if anyone wants to try it, or is looking for such a product
https://www.etsy.com/listing/252221...sYUsPXk5g7kRbhJACRjuAlAAWEqqf72RoCKDMQAvD_BwE