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Add the Liquid Oils

Liquid Oils Added

Liquid Oils Added

David Fisher
Once you've got the hard oils all nice and whipped, slowly add in the liquid oils. Adding them will take away some of the peaks and "whip." This is one of the reasons to keep the ratio of hard to liquid oils low. Keep whipping until you've got some of the whipped-ness back. (A few minutes of whipping should do.)

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