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You and your family deserve to look great all the time. You deserve to have custom made products that suit your needs and desires. And you can have it without the custom boutique prices you might expect.
In fact, you can create your own products and even sell your creations for a profit. All it takes is a few good recipes and instructions, some simple, easy to find ingredients and equipment and you're on your way.
In this CD you'll find 6 documents containing tons information that describes soap making, shampoo making and much more.
A superb value and a welcomed addition to the library of any frugal person who likes to "do-it-themselves" rather than buy it done already. This is a huge gift idea!
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HANDBOOK OF SOAP MANUFACTURE EARLY CENTURY INSTRUCTION
This is a very nice document from the turn of the last century about soap manufacturing. It contains over 160 pages of information about the raw materials, processing, chemistry and many other details of the soap making business. I can't begin to eplain it all.
A quote from the original author:
"In the more scientific portions of the book, an acquaintance with the principles of elementary chemistry is assumed, and the reactions taking place in the pan, or at other stages of the manufacture. We also venture to hope that the work may prove useful to Works' Chemists and other Analysts consulted in connection with this Industry.
At the same time, in the greater part of the book no chemical knowledge is necessary, the subject being treated in such a way that it is hoped those who are not directly engaged in the manufacture of soap, but who desire a general idea of the subject, will find it of value."
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CHAPTER I.
Introduction. Definition of Soap
Properties
Hydrolysis
Detergent Action
CHAPTER II.
Constitution of Oils and Fats, and their Saponification
Researches of Chevreul and Berthelot
Mixed Glycerides
Modern Theories of Saponification
Hydrolysis accelerated by (1) Heat or Electricity (2) Ferments, Castor-seed Ferment, Steapsin, Emulsin, and (3) Chemical Reagents, Sulphuric Acid, Twitchell's Reagent, Hydrochloric Acid, Lime, Magnesia, Zinc Oxide, Soda and Potash
CHAPTER III.
Raw Materials used in Soap-making
Fats and Oils
Waste Fats
Fatty Acids
Less-known Oils and Fats of Limited Use
Various New Fats and Oils Suggested for Soap-making
Rosin
Alkali (Caustic and Carbonated)
Water
Salt
Soap-stock
CHAPTER IV.
Bleaching and Treatment of Raw Materials intended for Soap-making
Palm Oil
Cotton-seed Oil
Cotton-seed "Foots"
Vegetable Oils
Animal Fats
Bone Fat
Rosin
CHAPTER V.
Soap-making
Classification of Soaps
Direct combination of Fatty Acids with Alkali
Cold Process Soaps
Saponification under Increased or Diminished Pressure
Soft Soap
Marine Soap
Hydrated Soaps, Smooth and Marbled
Pasting or Saponification
Graining Out
Boiling on Strength
Fitting
Curd Soaps
Curd Mottled
Blue and Grey Mottled Soaps
Milling Base
Yellow Household Soaps
Resting of Pans and Settling of Soap
Utilisation of Nigres
Transparent soaps
Saponifying Mineral Oil
Electrical Production of Soap
CHAPTER VI.
Treatment of Settled Soap
Cleansing
Crutching
Liquoring of Soaps
Filling
Neutralising, Colouring and Perfuming
Disinfectant Soaps
Framing
Slabbing
Barring
Open and Close Piling
Drying
Stamping
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CHAPTER VII.
Toilet, Textile and Miscellaneous Soaps
Toilet Soaps
Cold Process soaps
Settled Boiled Soaps
Remelted Soaps
Milled Soaps
Drying
Milling and Incorporating Colour, Perfume, or Medicament
Perfume
Colouring matter
Neutralising and Superfatting Material
Compressing
Cutting
Stamping
Medicated Soaps
Ether Soap
Floating Soaps
Shaving Soaps
Textile Soaps
Soaps for Woollen, Cotton and Silk Industries
Patent Textile Soaps
Miscellaneous Soaps
CHAPTER VIII.
Soap Perfumes
Essential Oils
Source and Preparation
Properties
Artificial and Synthetic Perfumes
CHAPTER IX.
Glycerine Manufacture and Purification
Treatment of Lyes
Evaporation to Crude Glycerine
Distillation
Distilled and Dynamite Glycerine
Chemically Pure Glycerine
Animal Charcoal for Decolorisation
Glycerine obtained by other methods of Saponification
Yield of Glycerine from Fats and Oils
CHAPTER X.
Analysis of Raw Materials, Soap, and Glycerine
Fats and Oils
Alkalies and Alkali Salts
Essential Oils
Soap
Lyes
Crude Glycerine
APPENDIX A.
Comparison of Degrees, Twaddell and Baumé, with Actual Densities
APPENDIX B.
Comparison of Different Thermometric Scales
APPENDIX C.
Table of the Specific Gravities of Solutions of Caustic Soda
APPENDIX D.
Table of Strength of Caustic Potash Solutions at 60° F.
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HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN HOMEMADE BATH & HAND SOAPS - EZ
How many differend bath and hand soaps are available at the local grocery store? Which ones are right for your skin?
Do they have a scent you like or do you just settle for the one they have? Why not make your own soaps specially formulated for your needs and in the scents that make you happy?
Make shower or bath time an experience every day with your own customized soap products.
All of these recipes can be created in your own kitchen without the aid of fancy culinary equipment. All you need are some basic cooking utensils like a blender or food processor, measuring cups, mixing spoons, mixing bowls and a small double boiler.
Best of all, they require simple ingredients, most of which you can find at your local grocery, pharmacy or health food store. Those that are unavailable locally can be purchased online.
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Soap Making Tips
Including Information On Equipment, Molds, Fragrances, Working With Lye.
Natural Colorants for Handmade Soap Chart
Recipes For Making The Following Soaps:
Cinnamon Soap
Peaches And Cream Bath Bar
Lemon Hand Soap
Lovely Lavender Beeswax Soap
Gorgeous Green Chamomile Soap
Orange Shea Butter Glycerin Soap
Marmalade Soap
Calamine Soap
Lavender And Rosemary Soap
Honey Beeswax Soap
Soap From Home Made Fat Drippings
Almond Soap
Mechanic's Hand Cleanser
Liquid Gel Soap
Coffee And Cream Soap
Lemon Loofah Soap
Raspberry Oatmeal Soap
Strawberry Vanilla Layered Soap
Make Personalized Bath Gifts In Your Kitchen Today...
They're Great For Any Occasion!
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PERFUMED SOAPS GREAT SOAP MAKER RECIPIES & INSTRUCTION
This is a superb document that describes the details of soap-making, because perfumers do not manufacture that substance, but are merely "remelters," to use a trade term.
The dyer purchases his dye-stuffs from the drysalters already fabricated, and these are merely modified under his hands to the various purposes he requires; so with the perfumer, he purchases the various soaps in their raw state from the soap-makers, these he mixes by remelting, scents and colors according to the article to be produced.
The primary soaps are divided into hard and soft soaps: the hard soaps contain soda as the base; those which are soft are prepared with potash.
These are again divisible into varieties, according to the fatty matter employed in their manufacture, also according to the proportion of alkali. The most important of these to the perfumer is what is termed curd soap, as it forms the basis of all the highly-scented soaps.
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CURD SOAP
OIL SOAP
CASTILE SOAP
MARINE SOAP
MARINE SOAP
YELLOW SOAP
PALM SOAP
FIG SOFT SOAP
NAPLES SOFT SOAP
ALMOND SOAP
CAMPHOR SOAP
HONEY SOAP
WHITE WINDSOR SOAP
BROWN WINDSOR SOAP
SAND SOAP
FULLER'S EARTH SOAP
SCENTING SOAPS HOT
SCENTING SOAPS COLD
ROSE-COLORED SOAP
GREEN SOAP
BLUE SOAP
BROWN SOAP
OTTO OF ROSE SOAP
TONQUIN MUSK SOAP
ORANGE-FLOWER SOAP
SANTAL-WOOD SOAP
SPERMACETI SOAP
CITRON SOAP
FRANGIPANNE SOAP
PATCHOULY SOAP
SAPONACEOUS CREAM OF ALMONDS
SOAP POWDERS
RYPOPHAGON SOAP
AMBROSIAL CREAM
TRANSPARENT SOFT SOAP
TRANSPARENT HARD SOAP
JUNIPER TAR SOAP
MEDICATED SOAPS
EMULSINES
AMANDINE
OLIVINE
HONEY AND ALMOND PASTE. (Pâte d'Amande au Miel.)
ALMOND PASTE
ALMOND MEAL
PISTACHIO NUT MEAL, OR ANY OTHER NUT
EMULSIN AU JASMIN
EMULSIN A LE VIOLETTE
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MAKE YOUR OWN BATH FIZZIES BOMBS & SHOWER GELS - EZ
Imagine a nice hot bath and with a sweetly scented fizz carressing your body, soothing away the days events. What's your favorite scent? Imagine being immersed in it, then washing away the cares of the day with a matching scented gel soap. What a way to relax.
You can easily create your own custom scented products and enjoy them daily. They'll make wonderful gifts too!
All of these recipes can be created in your own kitchen without the aid of fancy culinary equipment. All you need are some basic cooking utensils like a blender or food processor, measuring cups, mixing spoons, mixing bowls and a small double boiler.
Best of all, they require simple ingredients, most of which you can find at your local grocery, pharmacy or health food store. Those that are unavailable locally can be purchased online.
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Bath Salts, Bombs & Fizzing Bath Recipes:
Bath Bombs
Lavender Fizzing Bath Crystals
Fizzy Rose Milk Bath
Fizzing Tangerine Bath Salts
Oil Bath Bombs
Cocoa Bath Fizzies
Witch Hazel Bath Bomb
Fizzy Bayberry Bath Kisses
Cinnamon Oatmeal Bath Salts
Northern Nights Bath Salt Recipe
Patchouli Bath Salts
Ocean Blue Bath Salts
Body Wash, Scrub & Shower Gel Recipes.
Green Apple And Aloe Vera Shower Gel
Salt Glow Scented Body Scrub
Coconut Vanilla Shower Gel
Lemon-Lime Shower Gel
Lemon Rosemary Shower Gel
Peach Shower Gel
Brown Sugar Body Buff
Apricot Jojoba Body Scrub
Orange Sugar Body Scrub
Basic Body Scrub
Stimulating Body Wash
Apple Crisp Body Scrub
Almond Body Scrub
Wild Body Scrub
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HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN BUBBLE BATHS MILK BATHS & TEAS
How about a nice long soak in the bathtub surrounded by wonderfully scented, luxurious bubbles? Sounds great doesn't it?
You deserve the time to relax and pamper yourself and there's really nothing better for that then a bath and coming out smelling like, well, roses for example.
You can create your own escapes with herbal bath teas, bubble baths and milk baths and enjoy luxury beyond the normal.
All of these recipes can be created in your own kitchen without the aid of fancy culinary equipment.
All you need are some basic cooking utensils like a blender or food processor, measuring cups, mixing spoons, mixing bowls and a small double boiler.
Best of all, they require simple ingredients, most of which you can find at your local grocery, pharmacy or health food store. Those that are unavailable locally can be purchased online.
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How to Take a Bubble Bath
Bubble Bath Recipes:
Lucious Lavender Bubble Bath
Lovely Lilac Bubble Bath
Lavender Dream Bubble Bath
Tantalizing Tangerine Bubble Bath
Baby Yourself Bubble Bath
Kids Bubble Gum Bubble Bath
Milk Bath, Essential Oil Addition Recipes:
Chamomile Milk Bath
Calming Essential Oil Bath Blend
Oatmeal Almond Milk Bath
Insomnia Milk Bath
Herbal Milk Bath
Easy Lavender Milk Bath
Exotic Oils Milk Bath
Hazelnut Lavender Milk Bath
Strawberries And Cream Bath
Herbal Tea Bath Recipes:
Stress-relief Bath Tea
Lady's Herbal Bath
Secret Garden Bath Tea
Secrets Of The Orient
Calming Tea Bath
Sore Muscles Soak
Troubled Skin Treatment
Toning Herbal Bath Tea
Floral Bath Tea
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HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN FACIAL MASKS CLEANSERS & TONERS
Every woman experiences times when her face is dry or blemished or oily. The large manufacturers offer many products to help these needs.
But they don't know your skin the way you do. You've no doubt found that product that offered relief, then made the problem worse. There are gentler, custom made products that you can use. You choose the proper ingredients, you make them and you look beautiful.
All of these recipes can be created in your own kitchen without the aid of fancy culinary equipment. All you need are some basic cooking utensils like a blender or food processor, measuring cups, mixing spoons, mixing bowls and a small double boiler.
Best of all, they require simple ingredients, most of which you can find at your local grocery, pharmacy or health food store. Those that are unavailable locally can be purchased online.
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How To Give Yourself A Facial
Facial Cleansers, Scrubs & Mask Recipes:
Oatmeal Facial Scrub
Fabulous Fennel Cleanser
Apple Zinger Facial Mask (for Oily Or Acne Prone Skin)
Cucumber Facial Mask (cleans And Moisturizes)
Herbal Facial Sauna (for Acne)
Milk And Honey Facial Mask
Orange Peel-off Mask
Chamomile Cleansing Milk (for Dry And Sensitive Skin)
Honey 'n Oats Scrub
Cornmeal Cleanser (for Oily Skin)
Peppermint Patty Scrub (for Oily Skin)
Lemon Cleansing Cream (for Oily Skin)
Orange & Oats Scrubbing Grains
Banana Papaya Facial Mask
Fruit & Honey Face Lift
Apple Mask For Normal Skin
Cucumber Mask For Oily Skin
Blemished Control Facial Mask
Sea Salt Facial Mask For Oily Skin
Tomato Blemish Mask
& Many More!
Finish Your Facial Cleansing Right
Skin Toners, Moisturizers, Astringents & Exfoliant Recipes:
Feverfew Complexion Milk
Tansy Skin Tonic
Almond Oil Wrinkle Cream
Coconut Mint Moisturizer
Cold Cream (for Cleansing And Soothing The Skin)
ph Balancer
Lemon Toner
Pine Toner
Milk & Honey Toner
Rose Water & Glycerine Astringent
Sage Astringent
Lemony Lavender Toner
Vinegar Astringent
Blueberry Tonic
Green Tea Skin Toner
Watermelon Toner
& Much More!
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