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Greetings and welcome to the addiction! :-D

Greetings and welcome to the addiction! :-D

Amps.

Yes. Much harder! Wire cutters just don't do well against melt and pour.

Someone on another forum just asked a very good question. We all know that the sodium hydroxide must be dispersed in a liquid of some kind like water, coffee, beer, etc. Their question was, why can't an oil be used, as it is indeed a liquid? I am at a loss on how to scientifically explain this...

I've used Orange 10X Essential Oil to impart a very nice yellow color. That and I really like Orange scented soap! :-)

Mess.

Thank you. :-) That method did seem overly complicated to me.

That does make sense. However, they were talking about a -10% lye discount!

In my daily readings around the Internet regarding all things soap related, I came across a liquid soap making tutorial someone mentioned. https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/basic-liquid-soap-recipe-516965 Reading through it, step 7 gave me pause. It was in regards to intentionally making a lye...

Soaper's Choice also has 100% Beef Tallow for the same price. I buy 50 lb blocks from them. https://www.soaperschoice.com/rendered-beef-fatrendered-beef-fat

You could also try forcing gel using the Cold Process Oven Process method.

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Indeed. That and Europe does regulate soap makers. Be sure to know where you stand with the law.

There was another soap maker who tried a bunch of single oil soaps out of darn near everything from Castor Oil to Beeswax! Hopefully someone has a link to it somewhere.

I am a bit curious. Where did you buy your Rose Essential Oil?

My avatar is me! Can't you tell?! :-)

Greetings and welcome to the addiction. :-)