Re[2]: M&P Soap

[Guest guest]

AH! my kind of soap. Easy. Guess I have to force myself to go to town and

check out the craft supplies.

Thank you

Selene

 

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On 9/20/05 at 9:10 AM naturesnotionsnj wrote:

 

>In a message dated 9/20/2005 9:05:31 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

>windancr writes:

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>what is M & P soap?

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>

>

>Melt & Pour soap.. It's a base that you can buy that already has the

>lye/oils mixed and cured for you. You just take it, melt it down and add

>whatever

>additives, colors, scents, extra oils that you chose, pour into the molds

>of

>choice, let it harden, and it's ready to use right then and there!

>HTH!!

>Michelle

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>

>

[Guest guest]

I LOVE M & P. I've added herbs as well as plastic toys for kids, not to

mention oils. They have some really great molds for M & P. And it's really not

as bad for you as I've heard some folk say.

K

On 9/25/05, Alex Windancer <windancr wrote:

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> AH! my kind of soap. Easy. Guess I have to force myself to go to town and

> check out the craft supplies.

> Thank you

> Selene

>

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> On 9/20/05 at 9:10 AM naturesnotionsnj wrote:

>

> >In a message dated 9/20/2005 9:05:31 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> >windancr writes:

> >

> >what is M & P soap?

> >

> >

> >

> >Melt & Pour soap.. It's a base that you can buy that already has the

> >lye/oils mixed and cured for you. You just take it, melt it down and add

> >whatever

> >additives, colors, scents, extra oils that you chose, pour into the molds

> >of

> >choice, let it harden, and it's ready to use right then and there!

> >HTH!!

> >Michelle

> >

> >

> >