recipe wanted: lotion bar & lip balm

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In a message dated 3/8/00 9:29:53 PM Pacific Standard Time,

kraftykin@... writes:

<< some DBHP soap. >>

whats dbhp stand for

thanks

faith

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Hi,

I'm having my first show in a few weeks and it's too late to make

more soap, so I thought I'd try lotion bars and lip balms. But I

don't have any good recipes. I sure some of you guys have some good

ones.

Got to work,

Luzette

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You should make some DBHP soap. It can be used within a week!

irene

Luzette Kincaid wrote:

>

> From: " Luzette Kincaid " <lkbuffalogirl@...>

>

> Hi,

> I'm having my first show in a few weeks and it's too late to make

> more soap, so I thought I'd try lotion bars and lip balms. But I

> don't have any good recipes. I sure some of you guys have some good

> ones.

> Got to work,

> Luzette

>

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soapnshop@... wrote:

> kraftykin@... writes:

> << some DBHP soap. >>

> whats dbhp stand for

> thanks

> faith

>

Hi Faith. It stands for Double Boiler Hot Process. It's soap that is

done CP through trace and then put in a DB and cooked then poured into

molds. Soap is ready in day or two (or longer, depending upon if you

got enough water out through cooking).

Wiz

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ok, gotcha

i hp a lot, tried doing the db before, but didnt like the way it turned out