Packaging and preserving (original post)

Please read the rest of this updated post, which  you can find here… I’ve done this as I don’t know what links to this old post, and I want you to read the updated version instead.  You can learn even more about packaging in the massive packaging section of this site, found under the “resources”...

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E-book to raise funds for my groups!

As you may know by now, I’m trying to raise funds for my youth groups (click to find out more). You’ve all been voting for the Aviva Community Fund, and I thank you so much for it. As part two of my fundraising plan, I’ve put together a 122 page e-book entitled Back to Basics: Anhydrous...

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Experiments in the workshop: Hand soap with polyquats and glycol distearate

Nothing says creamy and moisturizing like an opaque product, so I think I’ll modify yesterday’s recipe to include glycol distearate as a pearlizer and moisturizer. I’m going to be honest – I find using glycol distearate a pain in the bum to use as you have to make sure it melts, but if I have...

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Experiments in the workshop: Hand soap with polyquats

I’ve always thought about making a liquid hand soap – I don’t make CP soap, so I don’t make liquid soap – but I thought I could make a nice syndet one out of my lovely surfactants, some moisturizing ingredients, and my polyquats. What’s the goal of a hand soap? We want something that cleanses...

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Cationic polymers: Polyquaterniums

I’ve written about polyquat 7 and honeyquat before, but let’s take a look at those polyquaternium ingredients along with a few others! So what is a cationic polymer? A polymer is “Any of numerous natural and synthetic compounds of usually high molecular weight consisting of up to millions of repeated linked units, each a relatively...

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