white musk scent /liquid silk question

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Sunflower

HI Folks,

I have 2 questions if anyoen can help me id sure appreciate it.

1. I have liquid silk here and want to use it to help make a very rich bar of

soap . what do I do with it? how much do I add and when ?

2. I am looking for the scent of white musk from the body shop. Anyone have this

scent or what you need to get a close duplication??

thanks

and have a wonderful day everyone.

Huggs & Smiles,

Bev

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> 1. I have liquid silk here and want to use it to help make a very rich

bar of soap . what do I do with it? how much do I add and when ?

Hi Bev~

I don't know if anyone answered this or not but I will share my experience

and maybe I'll end up with some advice too! )

I have used liquid silk several times in cp soap (experimenting), but every

time but one the soap turned out having small scrubby,orangish spots (NOT

DOS). I have had a better time using silk fibers: I cut a small amount up

(maybe the size of your pinky fingernail), and put it in the water and then

add the lye. Stir. With this method, I have had no need to strain. The soap

turns out nice and silky and no scrubby orange spots.

I would be interested in hearing others opinions. And has anyone

successfully used silk in a gm base soap?

Blessings ~

Tammy

Gladheart Acres

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Hi When you say silk fibers Do you mean silk fabric?

Re: white musk scent /liquid silk question

> > 1. I have liquid silk here and want to use it to help make a very rich

> bar of soap . what do I do with it? how much do I add and when ?

>

> Hi Bev~

>

> I don't know if anyone answered this or not but I will share my experience

> and maybe I'll end up with some advice too! )

>

> I have used liquid silk several times in cp soap (experimenting), but

every

> time but one the soap turned out having small scrubby,orangish spots (NOT

> DOS). I have had a better time using silk fibers: I cut a small amount up

> (maybe the size of your pinky fingernail), and put it in the water and

then

> add the lye. Stir. With this method, I have had no need to strain. The

soap

> turns out nice and silky and no scrubby orange spots.

>

> I would be interested in hearing others opinions. And has anyone

> successfully used silk in a gm base soap?

>

> Blessings ~

> Tammy

> Gladheart Acres

>

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