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More copies of this ISBNThe Natural Soap Book: Making Herbal and Vegetable-Based Soapsby Susan Mille Cavitch
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:It's fun to make your own natural soaps at home!
Susan Miller Cavitch takes the mystery out of soapmaking, sharing her formulas for making high-quality vegetable-based soaps that are good for your skin — and free of synthetic additives. The Natural Soap Book gives you: * Clear directions and illustrations to guide you step-by-step through the entire process — from buying supplies to cutting and trimming the final bars. * Recipes for old favorites like oatmeal/honey and avocado soaps to Susan's unique recipes for goat milk, borage, and even a tropical shampoo bar. * Creative wrapping and gift packaging ideas. * Formulas for exotic specialty scents like Holiday Spice, Sweet Earth, and Southern Summers. * Profiles and tips from professional soapmakers. Synopsis:An inspiring exploration of the goodness of chemical- and additive-free soap. The definitive resource for making vegetable-based soaps from scratch, with 162,000 copies in print.
Synopsis:The definitive resource for making vegetable-based soaps from scratch, from buying supplies to cutting the final bars.
Synopsis:An inspiring exploration of the goodness of chemical- and additive-free soap. 102,000 copies in print.
About the AuthorAuthor Susan Miller Cavitch is the founder and president of Soap Essentials, Inc., a Memphis-based retail mail-order company producing homemade herbal products. She is the author of The Natural Soap Book and The Soapmaker's Companion. Susan lives in Eads, Tennessee.
Table of ContentsAcknowledgments
Preface Part One: Understanding the Basics Introduction Chapter 1: The Kinds of Soap Part Two: The Ingredients Chapter 2: Characteristics of Oils, Fats, and their Soaps Chapter 3: Lye and Water Chapter 4: Scents Chapter 5: Colorants Chapter 6: Nutrients Chapter 7: Preservatives Part Three: Making Soaps Chapter 8: Getting Started: Equipment and Supplies Chapter 9: Recipes Chapter 10: Diagnosing Signs of Trouble Chapter 11: Cutting and Trimming Part Four: Beyond the Basics Chapter 12: Creative Ideas for Wrapping Soap Chapter 13: The Chemistry of Soapmaking Appendix A. Suppliers Appendix B. Soapmaking Businesses Glossary: The Language of Soap Related Reading Material IndeX What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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