Laura
Member
recently ive been noticing alot of soaps with either a part or a whole loofah in
example: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SLS-Free-Hand...hZ004QQcategoryZ11845QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItem
I always make melt and pour soaps, and i'm going to start making loaves for wholesale. Is this just a case of putting a whole loofah in the mould then pouring the soap base on top, or do i need to do something to the loofah first?
For some reason i keep thinking its going to be like wood when its cut into slices, as in theres gonna be bits coming off it etc (i hope someone understands that
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has anyone ever done this before?
example: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SLS-Free-Hand...hZ004QQcategoryZ11845QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItem
I always make melt and pour soaps, and i'm going to start making loaves for wholesale. Is this just a case of putting a whole loofah in the mould then pouring the soap base on top, or do i need to do something to the loofah first?
For some reason i keep thinking its going to be like wood when its cut into slices, as in theres gonna be bits coming off it etc (i hope someone understands that

has anyone ever done this before?