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OsideGirl -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/7/2013 12:56:17 PM)
I came across some photos that were part of my presentation folder. (Big shows required that you present photos) 7lbs of soap in the pot: [image]http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb283/sunshine92117/IMG_0013_zps0341871c.jpg[/image] Soap after 24 hours in the slab mold. This was a blend of Lavender, Clove and Patchouli that a friend of mine named "Tantric" [image]http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb283/sunshine92117/IMG_0028_zpsa135c301.jpg[/image] Here is what it looked like when it was cut: [image]http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb283/sunshine92117/IMG_0029_zps7daf5ca1.jpg[/image] I have some better photos but they keep scanning as PDFs some I'm trying to figure that out.

Blonderfluff -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/7/2013 1:15:45 PM)
Oside!! I love that scent combo!! Can I try it? Do you remember the ratio of the 3 oils? Clove is pretty potent. I don't want it overpower the other 2.

OsideGirl -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/7/2013 2:39:28 PM)
I believe it was something like 3 parts lav, 3 parts Patch and 1 part clove. It was very earthy and dark with just a hint of top note from the lavender. Very popular with men. Add it early, the clove accelerates trace like crazy.

LookieNoNookie -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/7/2013 3:11:32 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Blonderfluff Here is the link to my favorite soap supplier. www.brambleberry.com/ You can get EVERYTHING on the list there. COMING NEXT. Easy Melt and Pour. Makes thinner smoother base so you can use all the pretty soap molds out there. Here is the link to my favorite soap supplier: http://www.walmart.com/ip/Caress-Daily-Silk-Moisturizing-Body-Bar/894985

shiftyw -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/7/2013 4:11:28 PM)
I've been wanting to make soap for a long time...thanks for all the information folks! We made soap in chem in high school...I got lye spilled on me, its no joke!

Blonderfluff -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/7/2013 7:25:07 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: LookieNoNookie quote: ORIGINAL: Blonderfluff Here is the link to my favorite soap supplier. www.brambleberry.com/ You can get EVERYTHING on the list there. COMING NEXT. Easy Melt and Pour. Makes thinner smoother base so you can use all the pretty soap molds out there. Here is the link to my favorite soap supplier: http://www.walmart.com/ip/Caress-Daily-Silk-Moisturizing-Body-Bar/894985 Okay. I can't even click on the link....just seeing "Walmart" and "Dove" was enough. Itchy, scratchy chemicals are for huddled masses..... Edited for correction: oops. The link says "Caress". Double ick!!!

OsideGirl -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/8/2013 9:12:35 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: LookieNoNookie quote: ORIGINAL: Blonderfluff Here is the link to my favorite soap supplier. www.brambleberry.com/ You can get EVERYTHING on the list there. COMING NEXT. Easy Melt and Pour. Makes thinner smoother base so you can use all the pretty soap molds out there. Here is the link to my favorite soap supplier: http://www.walmart.com/ip/Caress-Daily-Silk-Moisturizing-Body-Bar/894985 Lookie...that's not soap, it's a syndet bar. They legally can't even call it soap which is why they call it a "body bar". I realize you were trying to be funny, but it just points out how people have no clue about what they're buying. These are the ingredients: Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate - detergent Stearic Acid - a natural waxy hardening agent Coconut Acid - unsaponified coconut oil Sodium Tallowate - soap made from deer or beef fat Water Sodium Isethionate - detergent Sodium Stearate - soap made from stearic acid Cocamidopropyl Betaine - detergent Sodium Cocoate - soap made from coconut oil Fragrance (Parfum) Sodium Chloride - salt to harden the bar Propylene Glycol - antifreeze (it provides "slip") Tetrasodium EDTA - preservative Tetrasodium Etidronate - preservative BHT - preservative Red 4 (CI 14700), Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Yellow 6 Aluminum Lake (CI 15985), Yellow 10 Aluminum Lake (CI 47005) - colorants

LookieNoNookie -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/8/2013 3:22:31 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: OsideGirl quote: ORIGINAL: LookieNoNookie quote: ORIGINAL: Blonderfluff Here is the link to my favorite soap supplier. www.brambleberry.com/ You can get EVERYTHING on the list there. COMING NEXT. Easy Melt and Pour. Makes thinner smoother base so you can use all the pretty soap molds out there. Here is the link to my favorite soap supplier: http://www.walmart.com/ip/Caress-Daily-Silk-Moisturizing-Body-Bar/894985 Lookie...that's not soap, it's a syndet bar. They legally can't even call it soap which is why they call it a "body bar". I realize you were trying to be funny, but it just points out how people have no clue about what they're buying. These are the ingredients: Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate - detergent Stearic Acid - a natural waxy hardening agent Coconut Acid - unsaponified coconut oil Sodium Tallowate - soap made from deer or beef fat Water Sodium Isethionate - detergent Sodium Stearate - soap made from stearic acid Cocamidopropyl Betaine - detergent Sodium Cocoate - soap made from coconut oil Fragrance (Parfum) Sodium Chloride - salt to harden the bar Propylene Glycol - antifreeze (it provides "slip") Tetrasodium EDTA - preservative Tetrasodium Etidronate - preservative BHT - preservative Red 4 (CI 14700), Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Yellow 6 Aluminum Lake (CI 15985), Yellow 10 Aluminum Lake (CI 47005) - colorants What dat mean.....syndet?

OsideGirl -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/8/2013 3:41:27 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: LookieNoNookie What dat mean.....syndet? It's a blend of synthetic detergents and soap. Detergents make more lather and make the bar cheaper to produce. The down side is that it strips all of the acid mantle from your skin, they've removed the glycerin (which is moisturizing) and Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Propylene Glycol and EDTA are known to allow chemicals to penetrate the skin.

LookieNoNookie -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/8/2013 5:04:28 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: OsideGirl quote: ORIGINAL: LookieNoNookie What dat mean.....syndet? It's a blend of synthetic detergents and soap. Detergents make more lather and make the bar cheaper to produce. The down side is that it strips all of the acid mantle from your skin, they've removed the glycerin (which is moisturizing) and Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Propylene Glycol and EDTA are known to allow chemicals to penetrate the skin. That doesn't sound good....and I have another 150 bars in my pantry. Now what do I get?

JstAnotherSub -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/8/2013 5:06:37 PM)
Since I know I will never get motivated to make soap, what would yall recommend that can be purchased failry easily for someone who is pale as heck, sometimes has eczema flareups and does not like any type of a scent?

Blonderfluff -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/8/2013 5:14:34 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: JstAnotherSub Since I know I will never get motivated to make soap, what would yall recommend that can be purchased failry easily for someone who is pale as heck, sometimes has eczema flareups and does not like any type of a scent? This is for Lookie too... You can easily find homemade soap on the interweb. E-bay and Etsy.com has literally thousands of people who sell it. Look for a Cold Process soap. ( it's the type i make from the recipe). You can find it in pretty much any fragrance you like. They will prolly range in price from $4-6 per bar. But. You'll save on moisturizers and lotions. JstSub- for eczema I would suggest either un scented or something with JUST oatmeal in it (colloidal oatmeal would be ideal). But. Check with your dermatologist first.

OsideGirl -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/8/2013 5:17:21 PM)
I would suggest you find someone that sells a hand made Castile (at least 80% olive oil) or what is called a Bastile which is a high olive oil soap with some coconut or palm kernal oil. With out scent or EOs. Dr. Bronner's is NOT castile, regardless of what the label says.

LittleGirlHeart -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/8/2013 6:29:50 PM)
interesting idea, i never thought o making non food stuff in the crock pot!

OsideGirl -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/8/2013 6:45:54 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: LookieNoNookie That doesn't sound good....and I have another 150 bars in my pantry. Now what do I get? Vermont Soap Company actually sells soap by the loaf, equal to 7 bars for $30.00. They have a good product.

OsideGirl -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/8/2013 6:47:34 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: JstAnotherSub sometimes has eczema flareups and does not like any type of a scent? Just as an FYI: I had a very stubborn patch of eczema and finally found a cream that had calendula and jojoba oil. It finally got rid of it.

OsideGirl -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/8/2013 6:52:00 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: LittleGirlHeart interesting idea, i never thought o making non food stuff in the crock pot! Just don't make food in it again after making soap with it. I usually recommend that people buy as much soap equipment as possible from Goodwill and Salvation Army. Things like stainless steel or enamel stock pots, plastic pitchers, stick blenders and crock pots since the items should not be used for anything other than soap after being used to make soap.

LookieNoNookie -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/9/2013 2:48:48 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: OsideGirl quote: ORIGINAL: LookieNoNookie That doesn't sound good....and I have another 150 bars in my pantry. Now what do I get? Vermont Soap Company actually sells soap by the loaf, equal to 7 bars for $30.00. They have a good product. Thank you....nice and simple.

ResidentSadist -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/9/2013 3:15:57 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: OsideGirl I would suggest you find someone that sells a hand made Castile (at least 80% olive oil) or what is called a Bastile which is a high olive oil soap with some coconut or palm kernal oil. With out scent or EOs. Dr. Bronner's is NOT castile, regardless of what the label says. I love handmade soap and I used to purchase handmade soap from a local slave. She was a sculptor and made all those custom whips I have. She also made casts of her small naked slave girl sculptures and used them for handmade soap molds. It was good soap, like my grandma used to have. The kind that left you squeaky clean. Since then, I moved and lost touch with her so I went back to using Dr. Bonners Magic Hemp & Peppermint soap because it leaves me squeaky clean. I use Dr. Bonners shave cream, liquid soaps, bars of hand soap and conditioners etc. I love that stuff. My slave hates it and claims that if it leaves your skin squeaky clean, it has stripped all the oils from it. I agree and I like soap to actually clean me of the oils and leaves only my clean skin behind. If I wanted a layer of oil on me I wouldn't have washed in the first place. Does anyone know why some soaps actually clean you, as in squeaky clean and other soaps don't? Anyone got a recipe for that? We have an extra crock pot and if I could make good soap with my house logo on it, I would make home made soap . . . the first time. Then I would teach the slave and make her do it from then on in. :) I wish I could see her face when she reads this . . . I can hear it now, "oh boy, yet another laborious domestic task in which I can prove my dedication to Master. Much better than simply buying soap at the store. That only takes two minutes, where is the torture in that when you can stretch it out and make it take hours?" If she doesn't say it, I know she will think it.

freedomdwarf1 -> RE: Crock pot soap recipe # 1. As requested!!! (12/9/2013 4:43:30 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: LookieNoNookie That doesn't sound good....and I have another 150 bars in my pantry. You keep soap in a pantry?? Maybe the words have different meanings but over here a pantry is a place where you keep food. I would never keep soap or other similar products anywhere near food. quote: ORIGINAL: OsideGirl Vermont Soap Company actually sells soap by the loaf, equal to 7 bars for $30.00. They have a good product. EEEK!! That's damned expensive! I use a moisturising gel and that costs me about 60 cents or less and lasts me about a month if I only scrub once a day. $30 seems an exorbitant amount to pay for soap - even hand made stuff! I've tried all sorts of soap, even the moisturising ones, and like RS, I don't want my skin to feel greasy or oily after having a scrub down. Most soaps have always left my skin very dry afterwards too - which I hate. And, in our house, any bar of soap goes soggy and melts in just a few days and is wasted.

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