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You can make "unscented soap made with bees wax and honey? Yup but it's not much wax or honey in it.
Some.
It looks like this, gets you clean with no scent, and I figure the great white hunter might attract the great foxy lady by using home made soap...

The Beverly Hillbillies was sponsored by a soap company. They villainized home made soap. If you add a couple ounces of goats milk to this recipe it's a winner.

It took me a while to figure out how to not have it get "burnt".
Sapification is an exothermic reaction. It gives off heat. To prevent the soap from burning freeze the water and lye. (It won't freeze but get it icy cold)
Chill all the other ingredients and you don't get the darkened center.
Try it you will like it and the ladies...will love it.

Grannies lye soap is actually really good if you use the right oils.
Coconut, olive, and palm oils. That's called the soap trinity of oils.

Here February is soap time. It's cold out and you can set the soap outside when it's doing the chemistry part and your soap doesn't "burn ".
That's about all I got. Anybody else?

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The topic is soap and this is a "derailer".
I will name it plainsman.
Now quick go complain about a thread derailment.
Hurry.

It's about soap but if you wish we can change to candles.
ever see a gallon of palm oil?