mamaT
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Where do you buy powdered coconut milk and powered goats milk? Can you use coconut cream in soap? Where do you buy your dried flowers and herbs?
Buying powdered milks and dried flowers and herbs
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starduster
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Growing your own
It's easy to grow the herbs and flowers your self, even in pots. That also adds a certain specialness to them.
Hanging them upside down in your home to dry them adds a nice country chic look.
I use a tin of coconut cream often. It dose seem to add a lovely "cream touch" to them.
It's easy to grow the herbs and flowers your self, even in pots. That also adds a certain specialness to them.
Hanging them upside down in your home to dry them adds a nice country chic look.
I use a tin of coconut cream often. It dose seem to add a lovely "cream touch" to them.
Deda
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I agree with Starduster, it's easy to grow your own. However, I don't, lazy I guess - I buy mine at Texas Naturals. Great selection and fantastic service.
Goat milk powder I get at the health food store.
Goat milk powder I get at the health food store.
heartsong
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www.fromnaturewithlove.com has high quality powdered milks, yogurt, honey powder and great herbs and extracts. i use their calendula extract in my soaps either added directly or infused in the oils. a little calendula extract goe a long way!
i sub canned coconut milk (cream) for the goatsmilk. i get mine in the chinese food section, just make sure it's 100% coconut.
www.fromnaturewithlove.com has high quality powdered milks, yogurt, honey powder and great herbs and extracts. i use their calendula extract in my soaps either added directly or infused in the oils. a little calendula extract goe a long way!
i sub canned coconut milk (cream) for the goatsmilk. i get mine in the chinese food section, just make sure it's 100% coconut.
