AutismArtisan
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Apologies if this is in the wrong place, but trying to figure out how to use app on Ipad.
This is a new area for me, my Cold Process Soaping has gone very well, now family is confident in asking if I'd make them some body wash for shower.
Members of my family are MIT, SLS sensitive, so trying to find more natural solution.
This will not be for sale, until researched, fully tested, and safety report is done.
So, seeking advice on how to effectively combine components
My chosen Base is from Soap Kitchen as well as FO. Only a few my family do not react to, so most commercial brands cause irritation.
Its info can be found here on link below, as in UK.
https://www.soapkitchenonline.co.uk/acatalog/info%2dnatclba%2ehtml
I have heard, things can separate, go cloudy or just not mix if incorrectly combined and cannot find (nor do I want to add any Modifiers, unless natural) FO modifiers in UK.
Any suggestions on how to combine extras essential oil/Fragrance Oil, Colour & Water etc?
Have purchased small amounts to test, before committing to full batches.
This is a new area for me, my Cold Process Soaping has gone very well, now family is confident in asking if I'd make them some body wash for shower.
Members of my family are MIT, SLS sensitive, so trying to find more natural solution.
This will not be for sale, until researched, fully tested, and safety report is done.
So, seeking advice on how to effectively combine components
My chosen Base is from Soap Kitchen as well as FO. Only a few my family do not react to, so most commercial brands cause irritation.
Its info can be found here on link below, as in UK.
https://www.soapkitchenonline.co.uk/acatalog/info%2dnatclba%2ehtml
I have heard, things can separate, go cloudy or just not mix if incorrectly combined and cannot find (nor do I want to add any Modifiers, unless natural) FO modifiers in UK.
Any suggestions on how to combine extras essential oil/Fragrance Oil, Colour & Water etc?
Have purchased small amounts to test, before committing to full batches.