Now I'm getting hungry

and vitamin B 17 cures various of cancers as well that is only found in appricot seeds

Have any of you used pine tar soap?

@the Steward it is one of the ingredients to keep it solid

no but sound nice , Tn

Can't say I have @TnFarmGal

There goes that lag again

pine sap smells soooooo good

hmmmmm

Grandpa's Pine Tar Soap. Great deodorizer and antiseptic.

that sounds amazing Tn

Ah. @TnFarmGal I think I h ave, when I lived in NC. Pine Tar Soap.

look at all the vital stuff we are missing out on

The other soap I swear by is Lye soap.

brb gonna boil some rice

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Pine is good for psoriasis, itching, and other skin ailments - according to Essential Oil facts

@TnFarmGal I get my soap base already made

I don't want to deal with the lye

It can be dangerous

If you don't know what you're doing

To make lye soap, you pour water over pure wood ash. The result is the purest form of soap there is. The ashes are what is bad.

Gail and Groot, regular soap factories.

And I don't

I've never made it. I get mine from the local hardware store!!

I made some glycerine soap with mhyrr and frankencinse and added a little gold sugar sprinkles for glimmer

That sounds nice @Gailm

How much lye, wood ash, water @TnFarmGal ?

For the lavendar soap, the base was a creamy base and added lavendar buds gave it a nice scrub

But I think the whole flower would have been prettier

@the Steward I don't know. I've never made it.

Hmmm, guess its a youtube or other diy video.

Yes @the Steward I've read plenty on how to make it.

I probably have a recipe on it, somewhere in the hermitage. lol

Lye is the original soap I think.

Notso probably looked it up; wanna bet?

You're probably right!

If you get a soap base, it's soooooooooo easy

What's the base made of @Gailm

But you need Essential Oils to make it smell niiiiiiicccceee

it depends on what you get