Posts tagged soap
8 Reasons to Love Lavender

Lavender plants love being in the sun and their roots need plenty of aeration. They grow in the city as well as in the country. Lavender is thought to have originated in India, but it thrives in the Mediterranean, France, Spain, Bulgaria, and Croatia. Successful crops of lavender come from many parts of the United States, Australia, Tasmania and South Africa.

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Is Melt and Pour Soap Handmade or Handcrafted?

Melt and pour soap crafting is a legitimate craft. It’s not just slicing up soap, popping it into the microwave, and getting a perfect bar of soap each time. There are color and fragrance considerations. What, if any, skin-loving additives will you put in your batch? What type of mold will you use?

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Melt and Pour Soap Presentation
Promoting Your Website ~ An Excerpt from "The Soapmaker's Guide to Online Marketing"
The Crafty Writer

I get creative in the kitchen in a different way – by making soap!Even before Lush opened their first store in Southern California, I was a huge fan of their products. I'd ordered several of their soaps from Canada and eagerly awaited the package's delivery. I was impressed with the appealing chunks of goodness as they cut the soft soap from a large cheese-like wheel. All were nasal bliss, and did the job of cleaning and softening quite well. I'd never used glycerin soap before and back in 1997 there wasn’t that much information about it online.

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The Joy of Melt and Pour Soap Crafting -- Ebook at Amazon and B&N