Smart Soapmaking: The Simple Guide to Making Traditional Handmade Soap Quickly, Safely, and Reliably, or How to Make Luxurious Handcrafted Soaps from Scratch for Family, Friends, and Yourself

[Anne L. Watson] ✓ Smart Soapmaking: The Simple Guide to Making Traditional Handmade Soap Quickly, Safely, and Reliably, or How to Make Luxurious Handcrafted Soaps from Scratch for Family, Friends, and Yourself ✓ Read Online eBook or Kindle ePUB. Smart Soapmaking: The Simple Guide to Making Traditional Handmade Soap Quickly, Safely, and Reliably, or How to Make Luxurious Handcrafted Soaps from Scratch for Family, Friends, and Yourself It is all that is promised and more. Nymeria I started making soap back in 2000 and Susan Miller Cavitchs The Soapmakers Companion was my bible. So I was hesitant when people started ranting and raving about this book. After purchasing it I have to say it is all that is promised and more. While I still adore Cavtichs book, there are a couple of reasons I would recommend Watsons book for beginners:1) It is completely up to date. Not only does she mention using modern stirring methods (stick

Smart Soapmaking: The Simple Guide to Making Traditional Handmade Soap Quickly, Safely, and Reliably, or How to Make Luxurious Handcrafted Soaps from Scratch for Family, Friends, and Yourself

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Rating : 4.15 (811 Votes)
Asin : 0938497421
Format Type : paperback
Number of Pages : 115 Pages
Publish Date : 2014-04-05
Language : English

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SPECIAL NOTE! -- ANNE WILL PERSONALLY ANSWER ANY QUESTION OF YOURS AFTER READING THIS BOOK. Written by a former professional soapmaker, this book explodes the myths about soapmaking and shows you how to make luxurious soap from scratch with the least fuss and bother.  With both customary and metric measurements, plus a list of suppliers in five countries, "Smart Soapmaking" is the first truly international book on the craft! ///////////////////////////////////////////////// Anne L. Maybe traditional soapmaking appeals to you, but you figure that working with lye is too difficult or dangerous. Or maybe you're already doing it, but outmoded ideas and methods are complicating the process and slowing you down.  No matter which of these fits you, you'll find "Smart Soapmaking" practical, helpful, and refreshing. Watson is the author of the wildly popular and widely acclaimed beginners book "Smart Soapmaking" and its companions, "Milk Soapmaking" and "Smart Lotionmaking." She has made soap professionally under the company name Soap Tree, and before her retirement was a historic preservation architecture consultant. Anne's other published books include "Baking with Cookie M

It is all that is promised and more. Nymeria I started making soap back in 2000 and Susan Miller Cavitch's "The Soapmaker's Companion" was my bible. So I was hesitant when people started ranting and raving about this book. After purchasing it I have to say it is all that is promised and more. While I still adore Cavtich's book, there are a couple of reasons I would recommend Watson's book for beginners:1) It is completely up to date. Not only does she mention using modern stirring methods (stick blender), all of her resources are up to date and impressive. I am a fan of most of the suppliers she lists and was familiar with them.2) Her rec. The Very Best Soap Making Book Amazon Customer When I started to make CP soap I purchased several books and also drove all the way from Philadelphia to DC to take a class. Then I received a magazine that I subscribe to which featured an article by Anne L. Watson. In a nutshell it summerized her book and at the end of the article she listed a awsome recipe for soap.This article encouraged me to purchase the book. I have read a lot of soap making books. This book is the fist book that I was able to read from cover to cover more than once.I highly recommend this book, It is consice and to the point, it will get you through your first batch and. floridatamar said Clearly Written; Good Ideas. I am just getting into the DIY-back to basics sort of lifestyle. I am in the process of accumulating supplies and equipment in order to make my first batch of soap. I have read this book once, but will probably read it again before doing the actual soapmaking.I cannot recall all that I read but I do know the author made some points and gave some suggestions that I have not seen elsewhere. I also remember that she made the process seem less intimidating. The book is a very quick read and very clearly written. I would recommend it to others like myself, who are just getting started with soapmakin

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