Pumpkin Pie Soap
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
Once your lye solution and oils are at about 100 degrees, slowly add the lye-water to the oils and blend. Only blend until the lye and oils are just barely mixed together...we don't want to take it to trace just yet.
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- Let's Get Started Making Our Pumpkin Soap
- Melt Your Oils
- Add the Lye and Blend
- Separate Out Some of the Soap
- Add the Pumpkin and Fragrance Oil
- Add the Spices
- Blend Both to Trace
- Layer the Two Colors
- Swirl in the Mold
- Cool, Cut and Enjoy!
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