DIY Soap Recipe

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Easy Way Making Liquid Soap http://www.cranberrylane.com/soapmaking.htm#11
Because of the moisture content of a natural liquid soap, they can be susceptible to rancidity. Keep your liquid soap in a cool dry place and in an air tight bottle, preferably with a pump or flip top to dispense your soap.
Follow the procedure for making soap as specified in the formula, with one exception — no curing time.
After you have removed your soap from a simple mould, shave, shred or chop the soap into small pieces.
Place one cup of shredded soap in a double-boiler and add 3 cups of water. Stir continually on medium heat until melted. Note: Soap may not completely melt. There may be small pieces that do not break down, simply strain them out.
When all the soap has melted it should be very runny. If not, add an extra cup of water.
Add four tablespoons of vegetable Glycerin and 1/2 tsp. of Grapefruit Seed Extract to help preserve your liquid soap. You may also add any essential oil to scent before pouring your liquid soap into bottles. Try adding 6 - 10 drops per 500ml. Your liquid soap should have a shelf life of approximately 6 - 8 months.

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