Posted by admin on December 3, 2008

How To Make Soap - And Lots Of Other Spa Products

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CLICK HERE TO MAKE SOAP AND MORE SPA PRODUCTS

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Posted by admin on December 22, 2008

Swanstone DSP-2050 Tahiti Desert Soap Dish DSP-2

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Swanstone DSP-2050 Tahiti Desert Soap Dish DSP-2

Swanstone, DSP-2, Soap Dish,Tahiti Desert, Accessory A 6 1/2″ by 60″ panel includes two molded-in soap and bottle shelves

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Posted by admin on December 20, 2008

Organic Liquid Soap Pure Castile Starting at $12.89

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Organic Liquid Soap Pure Castile Starting at $12.89

Unlike any you’ve ever used. A combination of organic extra virgin coconut, olive, jojoba and hemp oils, together with pure essential oils, creates a unique soap that cle

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Posted by admin on December 20, 2008

dachsund soap

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dachsund soap

These intricate soaps offer dog lovers a mini, cleansing version of their favorite breed. The five canines are gorgeously molded and each has its own hallmark scent from natural, botanical extracts. Le Dachshund has a crisp, cottage linen fragrance, La Maltese is fragranced with light powdery notes of lavender and violet, Le Pug has a clean woodsy-floral fragrance, Scottie Dog has a fresh linen scent, and Westie Dog is fragranced with a vanilla, melon, passion flower, and rose petal scent. 100% vegetable-based and triple-milled to be creamier and longer-lasting. Each pet arrives gift-boxed with letterpress images, graceful calligraphy and delicate adornments such as silk ribbons, iridescent tissues and velvet trims. Sold individually. Made in the USA.Unfortunately, we have a very limited supply of scottie soaps. Once they sell out, we do not expect to have them back in stock until December. We apologize for any inconvenience that this may cause.

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Posted by admin on December 20, 2008

vanilla sandalwood natural writing

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vanilla sandalwood natural writing

3 oz vanilla sandalwood soap homemade writing made with shea and natural ingredients

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Posted by admin on December 20, 2008

100% Natural Cold Process Soap

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100% Natural Cold Process Soap

Surprise! The right kind of soap does wonders for your skin. Healthy skin is dependent upon allowing ones pores to breath while at the same time providing a barrier to retain moisture and protect your skins own natural oil balance. We make only vegetable-based cold process soap because it retains the highest proportions of protective emollient oils and skin-hydrating glycerin while remaining absent of potentially pore clogging animal tallow and harsh chemical solvents. Many of our customers have found that using our properly formulated cold process soap reduces their dependence on hand and body lotion.

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Posted by admin on December 20, 2008

Nubian Heritage, Shea Butter, infused with Black Soap Extract, Oats & Aloe, 4 oz (114 g)

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Nubian Heritage, Shea Butter, infused with Black Soap Extract, Oats & Aloe, 4 oz (114 g)

Certified Organic Ingredients Acne Fighting, Balancing, & Healing 98% Organic The moisturizing and healing properties of pure Shea Butter and skin treatment benefits of Sandalwood Oil balance the powerful natural acne fighting properties of African Black Soap extract. This body treatment balances skin with soothing Oats, healing Aloe Vera and anti-oxidant Vitamin E. In 1992, fresh out of college and without jobs, Rich and Nyema began selling Oils, Incense, Shea Butter and African Black Soap on the streets of New York. Recognizing the needs of undeserved customers, the enterprising Street Vendors made natural soaps, salves and treatments from family recipes used for decades in Africa. Today, Nubian Heritage draws inspiration from many cultures, proudly promoting “”cultural healing”" through organic recipes and fair trade ingredients.

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Posted by admin on December 20, 2008

How can I put some coloring in my homemade soap?

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Soap not Soup! LOL.

Ok, now i will answer that i am awake lol.

there are many ways to add color to soap (and other skin care products). this can include natural colorants (e.g. beet powder), FD&C dyes, and micas …just to name a few. these colorants come in a variety of forms (e.g. liquid, gel, powder, wax chips, etc.).
the colors [of the soap examples below] were achieved by blending (in various combinations) the three primary colors (in transparent and opaque oxide) along with black and white opaque oxide. the colorant used (by drops) is a concentrated gel (manufactured by tkb trading), which is triple the concentration of the regular colors.
(colors react differently to clear and opaque bases …you can't achieve a deep dark color with a white opaque base. but you can create an opaque dark color by adding dark opaque oxide coloring to a clear base …you can darken most colors by adding black oxide.)

Posted by admin on December 20, 2008

what is the ingredient for an organic dog soap?

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is 100%-plant-based, vegan soaps scented with essential oils such as lavendar, almond oatmeal, and ginger lime

Posted by admin on December 20, 2008

Each of their molds looks like metal ones. Are they plastic molds?

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At www.shinly.com.tw (English version is http://www.shinly.com.tw/enu/index.htm ), I find some special soap molds, soapmaking kit, candlemaking kit, candle molds, ceramic molds, bar molds, clay molds, tray molds, cake molds, chocolate molds, jelly molds, pudding molds, ice cube molds, pottery molds, garden molds, tile molds, plaster molds and handcrafted stuff.

But each of them looks like metal ones. Are they plastic molds?

Seems pretty clear that the "SHINLY Plastics Corporation" produces plastic products. As you can even get "plastic" cake moulds for baking in these days - which are obviously not thermoplastic, this is not surprising.