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I've never used it. What does it do? I've read the kaolin will whiten up a batch like TD? Anchors EO? Am I on the right track? And while I'm here, witch hazel?

Has anyone ever seen or tried to do it? The soapcalc numbers put it not far off from castile. The palm has less iodine and gets harder. Just curious.

the embeds are to use up miscuts, shavings, ends, etc.

a 20% superfat 80/20 coco/palm salt bar is ok. correct? also, can a cleansing aka drying bar be made more conditioning by adding embeds of; lets say a castile?

no, no ingredients. kinda figured it wouldn't work.

anyone heard of this? i got an old bottle just cuz it looks cool but wondered if it could be used in soap. not on the soapcalc list of oils. it has a distinct red tinge to it. could it be petroleum based?

thank you, songwind

Took a chance and bought it. It's white, odorless and tasteless. Should do the trick.

I don't. Their website is more of a promotional tool than informational. Lots of pretty pics and recipes.

Ok, no butter.

Gordon Food Service (GFS) has a "all purpose shortening" with the ingredient palm oil and nothing else listed. Anyone have any experience with this product? They also have for special order a palm oil RBD.

I just did an oatmeal stout batch last week and I have a almond honey in my inventory. I guess i need to go with herbaceous. Thyme and Rosemary sound good. Any other thoughts?

i did not know there was such a thing, who has it?

I'm thinking of a soap with high lard content and sheep tallow. Maybe even clarified butter (ghee), cows milk and goats milk. I have the idea that it would be a country / farm / down home / grandmas homemade soap that she kept in the kitchen. My question is; what kind of scent would be...

oh no

yes indeedee

neat

Yay!

does anyone know? i have not bought one in a while but i see its 30 oz. volume. i don't think it's more than 2-2.5 lbs. the lou-ana brand

why the high superfat when the coconut oil is 100% ?