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Really no reason to pack so they can "breath". The soap not going to spoil in 2 days.

No returns on "used" molds. Will not be buying from them any more.

Brand new!

Cheap, thin molds that I purchased from Wholesale Supplies Plus wholesalesuppliesplus.com/products/farmhouse-silicone-mold-1618.aspx

Patchouli at .25%. I like it in Fresh Linen and Bramble Berry's Karma clone. Tobacco with a touch of patch? sure.

Hi Abby, welcome to the soaping community! Your soap would be drying with 30% coconut oil. It will become milder as it ages, > 12 months. Either use a higher Superfat or lower CO %. Try this 15% Coconut Oil 15% Palm oil 70% Olive oil 4% SF

Hydrogen Peroxide is cheap and rinses well.

I sell Doggie soap, basic lard bar 8% SF, scented with Citronella and Cedarwood. PH of dog's skin is irrelevant. I recommend only bathe the pupper once a month. Many customers comment on how much better bar soap than commercial dog shampoo which doesn't rinse out.

85% EVOO 15% and 15% Coconut would be less harsh / drying on the skin. The other details are minor.

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Jojoba

Mayo, olive oil and lemon juice makes a great wood restorer.

try this Baking soda Citric acid corn starch Fractionated Coconut oil Red turkey oil Fragrance

Soap is meant to cleanse, well-made hand-crafted soap cleanses gently. If still drying use skin-softening lotions. Suggestion: Coconut 20% EVOO 80% SF 6%

Had great luck with a 65% lard soleseife. The "rub" with with lard it's hard to get a good lather. Up the Coconut oil and add Castor will provide some bubbles. Increase the SF to minimize the CO harshness along with the benefits of the Soleseife technique.

Did you run the reviews through http://fakespot.com/?

Hi Connie, here is your recipe in SoapCalc.net. Coconut oil 92d is approximately the fat in the Coconut milk. The numbers closely match my CM Castile.

3 bottles of Lye stored for 2 years. 3051g of lye gained 8g. Probably within margin of error. Nevada is so dry.

Lanolin, EVOO, Castor, Shea Butter are my go to oils for serious skin care.

With my Coconut Milk Castiles I used to use 8% SF, but got better trace at 4%. Soap lathers well and still nice on the skin.