Good luck if you decide to make your own cold process soap! It is so much fun!
Blessings,
Lisa
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
More Soap!
On Sunday, I was able to make a batch of cold process soap. I intended to make lavender soap but I didn't have enough lavender essential oil, so I made a batch of oatmeal milk and honey. Let me tell you, my house smells wonderful. In the past I have erred on the less is more side, but this time I wanted highly scented bars of soap and I think I accomplished that! I am not comfortable teaching anyone how to make soap(as I am still a beginner) but I can highly recommend Millers Homemade Soap. The link is : www.millersoap.com/
If you are overwhelmed by that site you can order the Homesteade Blessings The Art of Soapmaking DVD available from Franklin Springs Family Media. The DVD makes it very easy to understand the whole process. I just love their DVDs. Simple and straightforward. The site is: http://franklinsprings.com/
Good luck if you decide to make your own cold process soap! It is so much fun!
Blessings,
Lisa
Good luck if you decide to make your own cold process soap! It is so much fun!
Blessings,
Lisa
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ReplyDeleteOh that soap looks heavenly. I wanna learn to make it too.
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Hugs Trace
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That looks great. Soap making is addicting. I need to make some more as well. I was told by someone that makes soap that for a 5 pound batch you want to use about 2 Tablespoons of scent. That is what I have been doing.
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~Cheryl
Trace--You need to do this. It is so much fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks Clint--I love the blog on raised beds--I'll be trying that this spring!
Thanks for the tip Cheryl! I appreciate any help I can get!
Lisa
I love all your soaps! I can't wait to try this one to!!!
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