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Wow, so pink! I think it's very hard to follow these recipes when people only write 'em in percents instead of grams ( ;^ 3^)

Your friend is not wrong, I thought about it right away, but it’s out of production so it’s all sold out where I live. My husband found a similar product in a foreign shop, so it’s all well here :)

Here they are! They smell like honey and cinnamon <3

My beautiful husband found a can of milk powder <3 I’ll show the result in a couple of days! For fun, like some of you suggested, I’ll try the cream powder in a smaller batch next week and see how it goes ( * 3*) Thank you guys so much for all the inputs, tips and tricks! I’ll try them all ( ^...

Lemon/lime soap sounds dreamy.. How much of the fruit do you actually use (zest/juice)? Do you dry the zest first?

Oh my, thank you so much for your input! :D <3 I’ll try out as many as I can :’D

The only thing you’re able to grow locally here is potatoes and berries, but the winters are hard and long here (I live very far north), so I guess it’s no problem to buy fresh produce from the convenience store. Pretty colours, ugly colours, doesn’t matter to me, as long as it smells good and...

Thank you for noticing xD Fresh aloe gel from the plant itself? All of the items except eggs and coconut milk are quite rare here, hahaha! I sound like a farmer, but I actually used to live in a big city back in the day :p I'll keep those in mind, though! Thanks for the warning about the lye...

I do in fact use a digital kitchen scale :D 180 grams water to 60 grams lye. Also I'm from Norway, Walmart do not exist here o_O

The recipe I’m going to try is; Original recipe: 2/3 cup olive oil 2/3 cup coconut oil 2/3 cup sunflower seed oil 3/4 cup distilled water 1/4 cup lye (60 grams) Additives: 2 teaspoons ground old fashioned oats (dry) 2 teaspoons honey 2 tablespoons dry milk Do you guys have any tips on what...

Ew, thanks for the warning! :eek:

Ah, that makes sense! Thank you :)

I made one batch with lavender oil, lemon oil and dried rosemary, and it smells divine! You should totally give it a go :)

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I’ve never tried dairy products in soap before, but I saw a recipe online that I wanted to try out. Coffee Mate is coffee creamer. Some people said that if you’re going to use real milk, you have to freeze it first. I just started making soaps, so I’m quite fresh :p

Hi, beautiful people! I wanted to try out a soap made with honey, oatmeal and dried milk powder, but I could only find coffee creamer (Nestle Coffee Mate). I live in a rural village, so some items are hard to come by. Will the coffee creamer do the trick or should I wait until I get my hands on...