WANT TO LEARN HOW TO MAKE SOAP AT HOME WITH STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS?
Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn...
The methods of soap making
What ingredients do I need to get started?
The equipment needed to make soap
Picking out the type of fat you would like to use
Picking out the lye you will use
Much, Much, More!
Here Is A Preview Of Some Of The Soap Recipes You'll Learn...
Velvet Raspberry Soap
Rosy Lavender
Youth Almond Soap
Velvet Chamomile Soap
Velvet Cherry Soap
Pink Grapefruit Soap
Orange Field
Glowing Spring Soap
Alluring Orchid
Coconut Lime
Chocolate Cookie Soap
Much, Much, More!
How many times have you headed to the store to buy some soap for your family, or any other beauty product, and just felt frustrated at the selection that you saw there? You most likely saw that there were only a handful of options to choose from in the first place, and most of them were boring with no great scents or colors or make them fun. If you have a skin allergy to an ingredient that is inside of most soaps, the process of finding any soap to use can become more frustrating than before.
This guidebook is going to give you a solution to all of this. Rather than having to rely on the store bought brands of soap, you will be able to pick from a wide variety of options that you can make from home. Inside this guidebook, we are going to spend some time talking about how you can make some of your own soaps at home and have a great time doing it.
We will start off this guidebook with some of the basics of making your own soaps. We will talk about some of the processes that are commonly used at home, such as the cold process, the hot process and the melt and pour process, that help you to make some of your own soaps. Once we are done with that, we will move on to talk more about some of the utensils that you need to make some of your soaps, and how you need to also be careful with the products used to ensure that some, like the lye, don’t cause skin irritation while designing the soaps.
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French
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Greek
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Translated by Anthoula Kopanelou
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Portuguese
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Translated by Fernanda Belokurows
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Spanish
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Translated by Maria Laspiur
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