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by Staci L. Marquez-Nichols
eBook in pdf format, 52 pp. This eBook is downloadable and thus there is no shipping charge if you are only ordering this item. Just select 'no shipping' when checking out. You will receive a link to download the eBook within minutes if ordering during business hours. Otherwise, you will receive it the next business day. From the Author: 50+ pages, 77 high-quality, full-color pictures, includes live hyperlink, research, and expert advice, includes a printable "To Do" Soap Making Checklist and Recipe Template, 60 day money-back guarantee, $17.99 purchase price also includes free access to "One-Pound Cold Process Soap Recipes" ($3.99 value) and "The Complete Encyclopedia of Soap Making Oils" ($5.99 value). Here is the Table of Contents from Soap Making 123: Introduction: OVERVIEW OF THE COLD PROCESS SOAP MAKING TECHNIQUE Chapter 1: WHAT YOU'LL NEED & WHERE TO GET IT * Equipment and Supplies * Pick a Recipe * Ingredients * Preparing a Mold Chapter 2: SAFETY PROCEDURES * Lye * Safety Gear * Safety Tips * Disposing of "Mess Up" Batches * Soap Preparation Checklist Chapter 3: STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS * "To Do" Checklist * Getting Help * Keeping a Soap Journal Chapter 4: MAKING YOUR SOAP FANCIER * Colorants * Scents * Other Additives * Soap Paints and Stencils * Stamping * Infusions and Dried Herbs or Flowers * Layering * Swirling (or Marbling) * Chunking and Confetti * Packaging Appendix Sources
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