ChrissyB
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I test my soap as soon as it has gelled, set up and cooled down.
ChrissyB said:I test my soap as soon as it has gelled, set up and cooled down.
Deda said:ChrissyB said:I test my soap as soon as it has gelled, set up and cooled down.
Yep, me too, inside the first cut.
it is high coconut oil, which I thought about too
tincanac said:So how long should you wait after soap has been demoulded and cut to do the zap test!
LJA said:tincanac said:So how long should you wait after soap has been demoulded and cut to do the zap test!
Tin, you can do it right away.
Does it get better over time? Like if I let it cure longer?
I make lye heavy soap sometimes - it's IrishLass says, it's drying and it also feels "bitey" on your skin.What does lye heavy soap feel like on your skin?
Again, this post is 9 years old. The OP hasn't been here in a long time.I make lye heavy soap sometimes - it's IrishLass says, it's drying and it also feels "bitey" on your skin.
I don't use it lots but sometimes I like it.
Hello that was not melt and pour it was CP soap Rebach on lye heavey soap did you read anything I actual wrote if you had you would see that that was not a hot process soap it was a rebatch on cold process I think you have some post mixed up have a good day and it doesn't matter if those people are still on the form or not because this is an Old Post there are still plenty of people always looking up the same thing and looking up advice wherever they can so if I know something that they don't there you go just like everybody else puts their ideas out there into the world Let It Be and stop being so judgy and my grandmother also had a saying #if you don't have anything nice to say don't say anything at all! God bless and have a good day. Oh and by the way I'm going to post a pic of my melt and pourFirst off you are posting in a thread 9 yrs old many are not longer here and many will not answer such old posts.
You already posted this in another thread, why did you not add your pics there. What you have done is not a proper HP soap, it is borderline of being a transparent soap, not quite a remelt-able soap. In my opinion it is not nice to post a method, that newbies may try, which is not a proper way to hp or rebatch. Most, if not all experienced soapers here would never consider your method. If you like it and think it is good soap go for it, just do not recommend such a method to newbies. Please learn how to make proper soap with proper calculations or purchase m&p base if you want soap to look like above. At least you are using a proven product. Essentials by Catalina have nice bases.
A quote from my favorite Aunt growing up. If you want to do something do it right or do not do it, this was when she was teaching me to sew in a zipper...
I'm not sure I know what you mean?Necroposting
This is what you did and that is what the issue is.
Maybe this could be locked and she can continue with the 1st post you had with these soaps
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