can i use the red clay powder for homemade cp soap/
1314437
I haven't tried it myself but from what I read online you definitely can ;)
1318767
You could use this for soap but it would be very expensive. Generally you want to use an olive oil pomace as opposed to extra virgin when making soap.
1351800
I've used Epsom salts & they work great. Be really easy on the soap or it'll overflow, but yes you can use soap.
1064726
Yes, these pots are perfect for making handmade cold process soaps. I have been using them for several years to make soap and have not had any issues with them. I heat my oils slowly since the pots are thin. Just keep a thermometer in the pot while melting the oils so that you can constantly see the temperature.
1707897
Yes, just don't mix it very strong. Otherwise Bronner's soap works well too.
1467224
Yes, all that you have to do is melt in the microwave, add fragrance and color and pour into your molds. I like to use flexible molds as when the soap hardens it is hard to get out of rigid molds. This makes great gifts. Enjoy! PS I wrap the soaps in clear plastic wrap and tie with ribbons.
1405339
Yes you can. But I think if you add too much it will make the clay to dry and it will make it crumble.
860827
I think so because if u leave it alone for a few days it turns solid and on the bottle it says can be used to make soap. I only use it on my skin because i have dry skin so dont quote me goodluck
2241497
Yes, according to their website, it is approved for usage in bath/body products. One of the reviewers stated: "5-Star Rating - Soy candles and CP soap By: Linds on 05/02/2012 CP Soap: Discolors to a dark chocolate. No acceleration and no morphing. Behaves well in CP soap!&lt;br /&gt; Soy Wax: Awesome cold and hot throw.&lt;br /&gt; Smell: Like fake "vanilla frosting" lip balm. Love it!" Hope this helps!
587959
No, do not cook with it. I bought this when I first started making soap, but now that I know how it's made, I won't even use it for soap making.
821794
Technically you can use any clay on this, but for the purpose of casting you would probably want to use an oil based clay like Monster Clay, J-Mac, or Chavant. How much clay is up to you and depends on what you're sculpting, but you could probably get away with using a single 5lb tub of Monster Clay, a single 10lb slab of J-Mac, or a 1/4 case of Chavant. And yes, the skull is life size.
1794973
Nope -- I have just used the simplehuman soap and softsoap which both work perfectly. The lighter consistency soaps are best.
468977
yes. i put it on the bottom of the pan and fill over it. i use clumping litter rather than clay.
7198
I gave it to my daughter as a gift She makes homemade beauty products and she uses it to make her body powder straining the talc and baking soda (I think it's soda not powder) and one other ingredient before adding essential oil. Sorry....can't help you.
33529
I use regular hand soap . Very economical. Especially good for young kids. I love mine.
1014680
Yes! Moroccan Red Clay/Red Clay/Rhassoul Clay are the same clay consisting of the natural mineral silicate.
279762
I bought this for making soap as well. I believe it would have to be a very small batch of soap. The sides are straight. I have not used mine for making soap because I think it's too small. I am still using a loaf pan lined with plastic. I was disappointed when I received this item.