How to Make Soap
Apr 2016 · Mendon Cottage Books
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Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1: Soap Making Methods Compared
1. Cold Process Soap
2. Hot Process Soap
3. Melt and Pour Soap
Chapter 2: Tools You Need
Chapter 3: Know the Lingo
Chapter 4: Safety When Making Soap
Chapter 5: Making Soap
Chapter 6: How to Color Soap
Chapter 7: Tips on Selling Soap
Chapter 8: How to Make Your Own Recipes
Chapter 9: Soap Recipes
Homemade Pumpkin Soap Recipe
Green Tea & Lemongrass Soap Recipe
Honey Soap Recipe
Goat's Milk Soap
Aloe Vera Soap Recipe
Olive Oil Soap
Conclusion
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About the Author
Publisher
Preface
Many believe that soap making is an activity for big companies with hundreds of employees or sophisticated machines. But this is probably the farthest thing from the truth.
Anyone can make soap at home. And the process is not as dangerous as you would think. In fact, homemade soap can be better than the ones you can buy in store–it all depends on what you put in the soap.
Even being a busy bee isn't an excuse for not making your own soap-the process takes just a few hours. And in these few hours, you can make enough soap that can last for months.
In this book, I will walk you through the process of making soap. In our journey, we will start by comparing soap making methods. From there, we will go on to look at the tools you need to invest in. In all this, we won't forget to look at how you can stay safe in this whole process.
Since tastes differ, we will also dedicate a chapter on what you can use to color your soap. Also, you will find tips on how to start a soap making business. I'm sure you will find the book helpful.
So without further ado, let's get started.
Preface
Chapter 1: Soap Making Methods Compared
1. Cold Process Soap
2. Hot Process Soap
3. Melt and Pour Soap
Chapter 2: Tools You Need
Chapter 3: Know the Lingo
Chapter 4: Safety When Making Soap
Chapter 5: Making Soap
Chapter 6: How to Color Soap
Chapter 7: Tips on Selling Soap
Chapter 8: How to Make Your Own Recipes
Chapter 9: Soap Recipes
Homemade Pumpkin Soap Recipe
Green Tea & Lemongrass Soap Recipe
Honey Soap Recipe
Goat's Milk Soap
Aloe Vera Soap Recipe
Olive Oil Soap
Conclusion
Images
About the Author
Publisher
Preface
Many believe that soap making is an activity for big companies with hundreds of employees or sophisticated machines. But this is probably the farthest thing from the truth.
Anyone can make soap at home. And the process is not as dangerous as you would think. In fact, homemade soap can be better than the ones you can buy in store–it all depends on what you put in the soap.
Even being a busy bee isn't an excuse for not making your own soap-the process takes just a few hours. And in these few hours, you can make enough soap that can last for months.
In this book, I will walk you through the process of making soap. In our journey, we will start by comparing soap making methods. From there, we will go on to look at the tools you need to invest in. In all this, we won't forget to look at how you can stay safe in this whole process.
Since tastes differ, we will also dedicate a chapter on what you can use to color your soap. Also, you will find tips on how to start a soap making business. I'm sure you will find the book helpful.
So without further ado, let's get started.
Ratings and reviews
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Dragon's Life
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15 May 2019
Didn't know about the 33:33:33 rule! Now know so that's a good one for beginners
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Jenny Varga
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20 March 2017
Excellent information!!
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About the author
John Davidson
Born and raised in Wyoming and Canada on Ranches. Studied at Utah State University and taught drafting at Bridgerland Applied Technology College for 20 years. Own and run several businesses, an architectural design business, a web design business and a Sawmill business. Married to Karla for over 30 years and have 4 great kids, living in Mendon, Utah.Rate this eBook
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