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    Sea Salt Soap

    Mix in salt at trace.
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    Rose Coconut Milk Soap

    Freeze coconut milk into ice cubes before using.
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    Charcoal Neem Soap For Acne

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    Blueberry Muffin Soap Recipe

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    Frankincense and Myrrh Soap Recipe

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    Lavender Vanilla Swirl Soap Recipe

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    Use This Recipe Menthol Recipe (For 8 cavity mold)

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    Coffee Cocoa Mocha Soap Recipe

    Disperse 3 teaspoons of titanium dioxide into 2 tablespoons of lightweight liquid oil, like sweet almond oil or sunflower oil. Then in separate containers, disperse 1/2 teaspoon of Black Oxide(substitute-charcoal) into 1/2 tablespoon lightweight liquid oil. Disperse 1/2 teaspoon of Brown...
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    Charcoal Menthol Detox Soap Recipe

    Add menthol crystals to fragrance oil to melt them. Mix 1 tsp titanium dioxide with 1 tablespoon of oil from liquid oils Mix soap batter as usual. Separate some batter to use as white swirl. Add titanium to this batter. Mix the charcoal into the rest of the batter. Make one loaf with just the...
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    Oatmeal Honey Soap Recipe

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    Pine Tar Soap Recipe

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    Rosemary/Peppermint /Spirulina Soap Recipe

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    100% Coconut Oil Soap (6 cavity flower mold)

    42 oz equals the 2 floral silicone molds.
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    Turmeric Honey Ginger JR’s First Soap Recipe

    The usage rate for sodium lactate is 1 tsp. per pound of oils. Measure out the sodium lactate, and stir into the cool lye water. Be careful not to use too much; using too much sodium lactate will result in a hard, crumbly bar of soap.
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