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I don't get the maths at all... Do you think adding sugar will help in lathering if we are to decrease the CO? Since there are various threads saying on adding sugar in CP soap.. will the sugar n salt clash?

Is there any difference between using coarse salt and fine salt? Will the salt be melted under the high temperature? Is there any difference in using normal table salt and the sea salt? Can we add the salt during rebatching?

http://www.soapmakingforum.com/f11/palm-oil-palm-kernel-oil-32458/ we have did a little conversation on palm kernel oil here..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVaK5sm0jmc I am trying for the first time to incorporate sea salt into my soap bar... The formula under soaping 101 mention to use 75% of salt based on total weight of oil. Can I just confirm that 75% is really okay? Will it cause the soap to dry and cracky...

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This is something so alien. I never heard of CIS system before at all.

That was nice of the associate. and you really got a good deal.

I think they look nice.. keep it up.. Do also update us on how you find the soap..

We have a art and craft shop here that sell all the craft materials to all the art school students for their projects. I do go and see the place once in a while and I think if I ever build my own slab mould, It probably won't cost me more than $20 for 1 mould. Just that i don't have a proper saw...

Its better to stay with weight. Volume might not be that accurate. Density of the oil usually will result in different weight. Though not much differences if making a small batch. But when your soap batches get bigger, the difference will increase too.

yes. its clear and tasteless...

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Thanks Genny. At least I know the soap still can be used.

I did use honey.. 10ml.. i dissolve the honey in 10ml of water..

http://www.soapmakingforum.com/f22/might-not-nice-but-i-made-myself-31567/index3.html I got a little hole in the middle of my latest soaps. I won't even know it exist if I didn't happen to cut through it. There is a liquid that flows up (but dry up already). I taste the liquid, it don't zap...

I just posted the pic in 'photo gallery'. Can take a look over there to see if the problem is the same.

I am thinking of a scent similar to the perfume 'Burbbery Touch (ladies)' but abit lighter. Not sure what the components are if finding FO or EO. But was thinking along that line. Something sweet and let you feel being embrace. Sound very out of the world. LOL. But thats the feeling 'Touch' give...

That is nice... How did you do it?

I agree with Cherrybomb with measuring in grams to be more precise. The next thing that I think will be helpful is to split the oils you will be using in % first. This helps if you want to do a smaller or bigger batch or adjust the amount of oil that you want to use. I think it is also...

I like the green and purple. Have you though of doing a pink and purple and give it a super romantic scent?