We have made a batch of soap that is not up to scratch rather than throw it we have decided to give it to the members of the forum, there is not much of it so first come basis gets it, just tell us what you think of it, as I said it went a little wrong but is still a natural product and still very useable.
Ummmmm. Woodstock should of asked before posting this!!!!!
I made one batch of chocolate orange and gorse blossum that has turned out too hard to cut without crumbling. People can have some but it is in bits, this soap last for ages.
I made one batch of pine tar with coconut oil that is too soft. We have 6 small round soaps to give away, it goes mushy quickly.
I have one batch of pine tar which our tester said could do with more pine tar. This batch is just right for hardness and lather. Good if you want to add the smoky campfire effect to a shower. This soap has beef tallowate so is not veggie.
I now have batch of pine tar and allantoin* which has some small tester sizes. It would be good if some of the testers can go to people with skin problems. However it is nice to use on bramble scratched skin as well. This will be the bar that will be on sale in four weeks time. It will be cheaper than grampas.
*allantoin is the active chemical in comfrey it speeds up the healing of skin.
I will let woodstock out of the dog house now.
Most of the soaps are under 100gms and less than 2.5 cm thick so cost 69p to post. I need to de-clutter my research and development projects.
Send me a pm and say want you are interested in. I can do mixed bags but bare in mind in the stupidly that is the british postal system the postage goes up to £1.10p at 100gms.
