12-08-2018, 01:59 AM
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Re: Do you have a favourite soap?
Originally Posted by Bruv
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I would hate to be Realist............do I have to add anything to that comment ?Eastenders..............but even that winds me up much of the time.
OK I'll play...............Knights Castille.
12-08-2018, 03:41 AM
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Re: Do you have a favourite soap?
Originally Posted by Right Now
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I will continue to use my soap, it makes my skin happy for over 60 years now, and no ill effects at all.Why would I ever go to all the trouble of making soap when I should be concerned over ingredients in foods, or other truly immediate issues.
I never saw a death certificate with cause of death...soap
All things in moderation.
12-08-2018, 07:51 PM
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Re: Do you have a favourite soap?
I have decided, in view of Realist's comments, to put my whole body and being, in the hands of The Soap Queen! I'll let you know my fate, should I proceed with it!Coconut and palm oil both give the soap firmness. Olive oil gives soap a mild and creamy lather. Coconut oil is very cleansing in nature, and gives the soap a large lather. A very common soaping recipe is 33% coconut oil, 34% olive oil and 33% palm oil.
https://www.soapqueen.com/...soap/ba...-process-soap/
13-08-2018, 11:24 AM
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Re: Do you have a favourite soap?
Although I use an organic shower gell, for hand soaps I'm not that bothered, mostly either Dove liquid or Carex or similar anti-bac for the kitchen will do.The reason I am not bothered about chemicals much in hand soaps is because they are washed off straightaway, within seconds.
What I am more careful with is things like body creams, moisturisers, deodorants, hand creams etc, things that are rubbed in and stay on my skin all day.
Same with toothpastes, I do not like the thought of the chemicals in my mouth, and I don't like the sweet taste of alot of toothpastes anyway.
We've each got to do what suits us, not what suits somebody else.
13-08-2018, 03:26 PM
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Re: Do you have a favourite soap?
Originally Posted by Mups
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Although I use an organic shower gell, for hand soaps I'm not that bothered, mostly either Dove liquid or Carex or similar anti-bac for the kitchen will do.The reason I am not bothered about chemicals much in hand soaps is because they are washed off straightaway, within seconds.
What I am more careful with is things like body creams, moisturisers, deodorants, hand creams etc, things that are rubbed in and stay on my skin all day.
Same with toothpastes, I do not like the thought of the chemicals in my mouth, and I don't like the sweet taste of alot of toothpastes anyway.
We've each got to do what suits us, not what suits somebody else.
Agreed
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