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Soap & Soap Making

Lucious soaps of all shapes and sizes and scents can be found from these wonderful soapmakers. Or learn how to make your own soap and find the supplies you need to make your own soaps.

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Great Soap Websites

Shenanigan Candles, Bath and Potpourri
	We make beautiful hand crafted candles, bath items, potpourri, shower favors and much more. We also sell wax and soap embeds and other supplies and kits so you can make your own creations. Check out our site. http://www.candlesbathandpotpourri.com (Clicks: 48; Link added: Aug 15, 2006) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Soap Crafty Tip When pouring layers of melt and pour soap, spray each layer lightly with alcohol to help it to adhere to the next layer without leaving a noticeable pour line.

Soapylove Unique Handmade Soaps and Soapsicles!
	Soapylove is the home of the Soapsicle and lots of other unique soap designs. We hand make all of our soaps, in shapes and styles you will not find anywhere else. Please check out my site for my soap gallery, and feel free to contact me if you'd like to talk soap! Thanks and happy crafting! http://www.soapylove.com (Clicks: 64; Link added: Sep 15, 2006) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Soap Crafty Tip When making soap with multiple colors, use mica or oxides for colorants. If you use liquid colorants, the colors will eventually bleed together.

The Ole Country Soap Co.
	All of our soaps are homemade in small batches in a smoke free pet free home. There are NO synthetic products in these soaps.We DO NOT use fragrance oils. We use whole herbs and whole fruits as well as a few essential oils. Many of our soaps are vegan although a few use milk or cream as one of their ingredients. Our newest Kool Aid line is the only line that has synthetic products in it. All of our soaps are 4 oz bars, if no other notice is given then the listed is for one bar. http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5103370 (Clicks: 15; Link added: Jun 5, 2007) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Soap Crafty Tip Often when adding herbs to your soap their color will change dramatically.. it is actually rather interesting to watch.. somewhat similar to red cabage juice which will act like litmus changing colors in an acid ( vinegar ) or a base ( baking soda ) .. you can mix the 2 and watch an interesting chemical reaction and the colors change dramatically.. a very interesting way to teach children about acids and bases. DO NOT mix other acids and bases other then baking soda and vinegar!! It can be very dangerious.

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