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Looking close... on Friday! theme: "soap foam".
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I thought I'd upload this photo today from my archives as it has a slight Halloweeny look about it what with the splendid wrought iron gates and light/shadows. The history of the land/vineyards attached to the Chateau go back to the 13th Century. During the 19th century the Chateau was built. I quote from the website of the Chateau:
"Having become a national property during the Revolution, it was not until 1802 that the domain fell back into the public domain. Maximin Martin, a rich soapmaker from Marseille, then acquired the land of Astros. His grandson, Marc Maximim Martin, passionate about Italian art, had a majestic castle inspired by Tuscan villas built in 1860. He will bequeath the Astros estate to the grandson of his first cousin Joseph Maurel."
That explains the MM you see at the middle top of the photo.
Happy Halloween 🎃👻
Folks,I am sorry you have to put up with this...But..A FlickR Friend..Has started this ridiculous Challenge every week...
I could just ignore him...But.....LOL
He has started this Personal thing with Trader Doc ..I do a shot for Happy Bokeh Wednesday...
He has started adding an 'e' eve,to it and saying ...Well I'll include the Link....LOL
Since 'e' is a half heart ed attempt ,,,Back at Ya...LOL
So There John.....I hope They leave BAD COMMENTS...
.........................Wait till they see what you have done to that Poor Bird...LOL
The Soap Maker
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I met this man at the Mountain Farm Museum at Great Smoky Mountain National Park, he makes Lye soap and presents his goods for the living history event; educating visitors about his craft. He was generous enough to give me and my friends some his handmade soaps, and to allow me to obtrusively take a bunch of pics of him. His face is quite charismatic but his hands, reveal their own story.
Savon de Marseille dans le Marché de Pézenas
Le savon de Marseille est un type de savon résultant de la saponification d'un mélange d'huiles essentiellement végétales par la soude. Particulièrement efficace par son pouvoir nettoyant, ce produit utilisé pour l’hygiène du corps peut être fabriqué de façon industrielle ou artisanale. Une teneur de 72 % en masse d’acide gras était garantie dans le savon de Marseille traditionnel, uniquement préparé à partir d'huile d'olive.
Jabón de Marsella en la Feria de Pezenas
El jabón de Marsella (conocido en francés como Savon de Marseille) es un jabón tradicional a base de aceites vegetales fabricado en la zona de Marsella (Francia), estando registrada su venta por primera vez alrededor del año 1370. En 1688 Luis XIV, mediante el edicto de Colbert, introdujo regulaciones para limitar el uso del nombre de Savon de Marseille a los jabones fabricados en el área de Marsella, a partir sólo de aceite de oliva (a imitación del Jabón de Castilla). Hoy en día esta ley sigue en pie, aunque la normativa permite ahora que se utilicen otros aceites vegetales.
Marseille soap at Pezenas Market
Marseille soap is a traditional soap made from vegetable oils that has been produced around Marseille, France, for about 600 years. The first documented soapmaker was recorded there in about 1370. By 1688, Louis XIV introduced regulations in the Edict of Colbert limiting the use of the name savon de Marseille to olive oil based soaps manufactured in and around the Marseille area. The law has since been amended to allow other vegetable oils to be used.
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More freelensing nonsense. This is a student of mine. His parents saw me taking pictures at the show and asked if they could buy some prints off of me. I'm gonna have to find some way to break the news to them that I spent their entire performance working on this silly technique.
.....desta jarrinha linda da minha coleção.....podia ser também o vestido da Julia Roberts em "Pretty Woman "......o aroma ? Petitgrain, óleo essencial extraido das folhas, brotos e galhos da laranjeira, mandarineira e limoeiro.........é refrescante, revigorante.....gosto tanto dele que uso assim, puro.
A verdade é que tudo que vejo de bonito e que me inspira, quero transformar em sabão....rsrsrs
ebacchini@terra.com.br
+55 11 6645-1234
em breve, na lojinha
735-Pears' Soap 'By Appointment' Oct 1896
'Soapmakers by Sealed Appointment to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales'
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This is Hilton. A homeless entrepreneur. A soapmaker, with no means to produce it. Somewhere there is a place where Hilton could thrive at his craft and get off the street. I met Hilton at the corner of Adams and Wells, sitting by the street light. He said, "I'm Hilton, like the hotel (I wish I had the money of Hilton)". He's been out here for ten years. He sleeps on the street, but he said there are fewer and fewer places to sleep. A lot of places are blocked off now. He went into a fast food place across the street and they made him leave. "People discriminate against us", he said. He describes himself as an entrepreneur. "If I had the money, I would build a place for homeless people". He and his friend Tim help other homeless folks out too. As far as what he needs he said, maybe a tent, but, "they don't let you put up tents on the street". He likes art and creative things, and he knows how to make soap. He can buy soap-making supplies, but he doesn't have a place to make it. He was a positive guy and said that, "if people are nice to you, it can make a world of difference".
Crazy Fruity Handmade Soap
This soap is so much fun you will have to get the smile surgically removed from your face! It's a banana base loaded with fruit polka dots! Raspberry, Apricot, Lime, Kumquat, Coconut, Cucumber Melon, Apple, Lemon, Watermelon… It's a beautiful and crazy bar of soap, and it's moisturizing too! I hope you enjoy it as much as I do :-)
You will receive one bar of appoximately 4+ ounces.
It's good to let your soap air out between uses for a longer lasting bar. Store your handmade soaps in a cool dry place letting them breathe. I cut mine in quarters to make them last longer :-) and this way I can use a different soap everyday - yay me!
Hand crafted soaps are so good for your skin. No added chemicals and all the natural glycerin is retained. I'll never go back to buying store bought chemically infiltrated soaps.
Allergies? Please read the listed ingredients. Thank you.
::ingredients::
Coconut Olive Palm
Shea Butter
Lye H2O
Fragrance Oils
Essential Oils
Seeds
Oxides
Tea Tree French Green Clay Oatmeal Honey Natural Soap
All natural - no added fragrances or colorants - pure goodness, and enriched with shea butter for extra moisture!
Oatmeal: Natural oatmeal is also helpful for home solutions to treat acne. It is in fact wonderful for all skin irritations. Natural oatmeal is an acne solution and also an astringent because it removes oil and impurities off of the skin, keeping skin clean and acne-free.
French Green Clay: French Green Clay has enormous absorbent powers... It literally "drinks" oils, toxic substances, and impurities from your skin. Its toning action stimulates the skin by bringing fresh blood to damaged skin cells, revitalizing the complexion, and tightening pores. French Green Clay is marvelous for helping to clear problem skin.
Honey: Honey removes dirt, is antibacterial, soothing and smoothing, and regulates skin moisture. It is also protective and nutritive for all skin types, but especially for blemished, dry and sensitive skin.
Tea Tree Oil: Tea tree oil has been used effectively to treat acne, abscess, athlete's foot, blisters, burns, cold sores, insect bites, oily skin, rashes, spots, warts and wounds. You can use tea tree oil to cure sunburns, diaper rash, toenail infections and problems of smelly feet.
You will receive 1 bar approximately 4+ ounces.
It's good to let your soap air out between uses for a longer lasting bar. Store your handmade soaps in a cool dry place letting them breathe. I cut mine in quarters to make them last longer :-) and this way I can use a different soap everyday - yay me!
Hand crafted soaps are so good for your skin. No added chemicals and all the natural glycerin is retained. I'll never go back to buying store bought chemical laden soaps.
::ingredients::
Coconut Oil
Olive Oil
Palm Oil
Castor Oil
Sunflower Oil
Avocado Oil
Shea Butter
Oatmeal
Tea Tree Oil
Honey
French Green Clay
Lye
H2O
Ginger Pepper Citrus Musk Essential Oil Natural Soap
I've blended ginger, black pepper and an array of citrus essential oils including orange, lemon, lime and grapefruit to make up this essential oil delight.Those burgundy stripes you see are musk fragrance oil. The scent is wonderful together!
Here's a couple of things these essential oils have been said to help with:
Ginger oil is used in the treatment of fractures, rheumatism, arthritis, bruising, carbuncles, nausea, hangovers, travel and sea sickness, colds and flu, catarrh, congestion, coughs, sinusitis, sores on the skin, sore throat, diarrhea, colic, cramps, chills and fever.
Black Pepper is a warming oil can be used to great effect to help circulation and bruising and specifically to help with muscle tone, aching limbs and rheumatoid arthritis. It further helps to promote digestion, the colon as well as the kidneys.
Orange oil can be used effectively on the immune system, as well as for colds and flu and to eliminate toxins from the body.It is a good diuretic and is most useful in balancing water retention and obesity. Its lymphatic stimulant action further helps to balance water processes, detoxification, aiding the immune system and general well-being.
Lemon oil can be very beneficial to the circulatory system and aids with blood flow, reducing blood pressure and helping with nosebleeds. It can help bring down fever, helps relieve throat infections, bronchitis, asthma and flu. It boosts the immune system and cleanses the body, improves the functions of the digestive system, and it is helpful with constipation, dyspepsia and cellulite. Lemon oil soothes and relieves headaches and migraines and is helpful for rheumatism and arthritis. It is also used for clearing acne, cleaning greasy skin and hair, as well as removing dead skin cells, easing painful cold sores, mouth ulcers, herpes and insect bites.
Lime oil is useful to cool fevers associated with colds, sore throats and flu and aids the immune system while easing coughs, bronchitis and sinusitis, as well as helping asthma. Lime oil can stimulate and refresh a tired mind and helps with depression. It can be helpful for arthritis, rheumatism and poor circulation, as well as for obesity and cellulite and has an astringent and toning action to clear oily skin and acne, and also helps with herpes, insect bites and cuts.
Grapefruit has a high vitamin C content and is therefore valuable to the immune system. It helps protect against colds and flu, has a very positive effect on obesity and also has diuretic properties, helping to remove excess water from the body and is therefore also great for treating cellulite. It has an uplifting effect on the mood and helps with stress and depression. It is used with great success to combat muscle fatigue and stiffness while stimulating the lymphatic system and thereby clearing the body of toxins. It helps to clear congested oily skin and also assists with acne, while toning the skin and tissues. Grapefruit is used in hair care to promote hair growth.
More soap!
Another favorite from the Salon des métiers d’art du Québec.
Old-world charm at "Quai des Bulles"
This Quebec artisan soapmaker offers therapeutic soaps, made from rice bran oil.
I loved the old ringer washer...
My mom had an ancient one, in addition to her regular washing machine as backup. =D
Canon 50D + Canon 50mm f1.4
These are the hands of an entrepreneur. A homeless entrepreneur. A man who is a skilled soapmaker, with no means to produce it. Somewhere there is a place where Hilton could thrive at his craft and get off the street. I met Hilton at the corner of Adams and Wells, sitting by the street light. He said, "I'm Hilton, like the hotel (I wish I had the money of Hilton)". He's been out here for ten years. He sleeps on the street, but he said there are fewer and fewer places to sleep. A lot of places are blocked off now. He went into a fast food place across the street and they made him leave. "People discriminate against us", he said. He describes himself as an entrepreneur. "If I had the money, I would build a place for homeless people". He and his friend Tim help other homeless folks out too. As far as what he needs he said, maybe a tent, but, "they don't let you put up tents on the street". He likes art and creative things, and he knows how to make soap. He can buy soap-making supplies, but he doesn't have a place to make it. He was a positive guy and said that, "if people are nice to you, it can make a world of difference".
Sabonete de base vegetal, com uma formula delicada, elaborada através de uma cuidadosa combinação de óleos e manteigas vegetais, de espuma abundante e cremosa, rica em glicerina natural, aromatizada com óleos essenciais.
Não uso produtos de origem animal, corantes artificiais, aromas sintéticos ou conservantes químicos. Apenas óleos e manteigas vegetais e óleos essênciais.Tudo natural, feito artesanalmente, com muito cuidado e carinho.
ebacchini@terra.com.br
+ 55 11 6645-1234
Nag Champa Blue and White Handmade Soap
Blue and white reminds me of the ocean. Living in WI I guess this as close as I get for now. I added extra nag champa fragrance for a scent lingering bar. Superfatted with my amazing concoction of oils and butters (see ingredients) and all extra large bars. A visual and fragrant festival of joy!
I use my soap as shampoo bars as well. It's a fun way to get clean from head to toe in one fell swoop ~ schwooosh! I then use a (very light) jojoba oil, shea butter and avocado butter mixture about every three days. I have very long, curly, unmanageable, frizzy, gnarly hair... and it actually pleases me. Not to mention no chemicals left to leech their way into my scalp!
My method: Lather up a wash cloth really REALLY good and squeeze it out onto your hair. This is easier then trying to lather your hands and then transfer. Scrub it up and use the remainder for your body. Close your eyes for the hair part though - or ouch! Then rinse and you are all done. You've saved water, time and smell great too. Ah…
*I only use my 'plain' soap bars for shampoo bars. I don't use any soaps that have clay, or oatmeal, coffee, poppy seeds, flowers, herbs… etc. You get the picture right? I don't want anything leftover hanging around making me look silly. I can do that by myself.
You will receive 1 bar approximately 5+ ounces. Some bars weigh more and these bars will go first. I am a terrible cutter, but I try...
It's good to let your soap air out between uses for a longer lasting bar. Store your handmade soaps in a cool dry place letting them breathe. I cut mine in quarters to make them last longer :-) and this way I can use a different soap everyday - yay me!
Hand crafted soaps are so good for your skin. No added chemicals and all the natural glycerin is retained. I'll never go back to buying store bought chemical laden soaps.
::ingredients::
Coconut Olive Palm Oils
Castor Jojoba Avocado Sweet Almond Hazelnut Walnut Rice Grapeseed Sunflower Safflower
Shea Avocado Almond Butters
Nag Champa Fragrance Oil
Oxides
Lye
H2O
inci: sodium olivate, sodium cocoate, oleolito alle spezie, Cinnamomum zeylanicum, Eugenia caryophyllata, Myristica fragrans.
Metodo a caldo. Sconto soda 5%
Silver Dollar City is a theme park in the state of Missouri. Opened on May 1, 1960, the park is located between Branson and Branson West off of Missouri Route 76 on the Indian Point peninsula of Table Rock Lake. The park is an 1880s-themed experience that fits Branson's vision as a family-friendly vacation destination with down-home charm. Silver Dollar City's operating season runs from mid-March until late December, with the park closed during the months of January and February. Silver Dollar City is owned by the Herschend Family Entertainment, which owns, operates or partners in 25 properties in 10 states and includes the nearby water park, White Water; water excursion and theatre, the Showboat Branson Belle; water and land tour attraction Ride the Ducks. The park gained much public notice when the Clampett family of CBS-TV's The Beverly Hillbillies decided to pay a visit to Silver Dollar City (treated as an actual town, rather than a theme park) to start off the 1969-1970 season. The plotline involved Granny (Irene Ryan) attempting to find a husband for Elly May (Donna Douglas) back in the hills, while Jed (Buddy Ebsen) socialized with hotel clerk Shorty Kellems (Shug Fisher). They visited the blacksmith Shad Heller, soapmaker Granny Ethel Huffman, and woodcarver Peter Engler, and Miss Hathaway (Nancy Kulp) was seen in the Ozark woods. The Hillbillies were from the area surrounding Silver Dollar City and Branson, and references to Jim Owens and his White River float trip business and some Missouri mountain locations were made throughout the show's nine-year run. Five episodes of The Beverly Hillbillies were eventually shot in the park. 7/23/16
Silver Dollar City is a theme park in the state of Missouri. Opened on May 1, 1960, the park is located between Branson and Branson West off of Missouri Route 76 on the Indian Point peninsula of Table Rock Lake. The park is an 1880s-themed experience that fits Branson's vision as a family-friendly vacation destination with down-home charm. Silver Dollar City's operating season runs from mid-March until late December, with the park closed during the months of January and February. Silver Dollar City is owned by the Herschend Family Entertainment, which owns, operates or partners in 25 properties in 10 states and includes the nearby water park, White Water; water excursion and theatre, the Showboat Branson Belle; water and land tour attraction Ride the Ducks. The park gained much public notice when the Clampett family of CBS-TV's The Beverly Hillbillies decided to pay a visit to Silver Dollar City (treated as an actual town, rather than a theme park) to start off the 1969-1970 season. The plotline involved Granny (Irene Ryan) attempting to find a husband for Elly May (Donna Douglas) back in the hills, while Jed (Buddy Ebsen) socialized with hotel clerk Shorty Kellems (Shug Fisher). They visited the blacksmith Shad Heller, soapmaker Granny Ethel Huffman, and woodcarver Peter Engler, and Miss Hathaway (Nancy Kulp) was seen in the Ozark woods. The Hillbillies were from the area surrounding Silver Dollar City and Branson, and references to Jim Owens and his White River float trip business and some Missouri mountain locations were made throughout the show's nine-year run. Five episodes of The Beverly Hillbillies were eventually shot in the park. 7/23/16
Burfords.
They advertised soaps and candles their main stays. William Burford arrived in SA in 1838. Started soap and candle making in Grenfell Street in 1840. Moved his factory to Flinders Street in 1881 and later to Hindmarsh (1887) and eventually to dry creek in 1922. They produced glycerine, starch, etc. as well as soap and candles. The company later had branches in Kadina, Port Pirie, Port Augusta and Mt Gambier. They had Signal soap Globe Candles etc.
William Tateham (or Tatum) established himself on the Wakefield River where the town of Auburn is now located. These early settlers soon had annual occupation licenses over the land. The land was finally surveyed by the government and put up for auction in 1849 because they were establishing a bullock dray route for carting copper from Burra to Port Wakefield. An Adelaide surveyor planned the route from Burra to Port Wakefield with nine selected stopovers along the way for the bullocks and their drivers. The stopovers had to have suitable water and pasture. Speculators then moved in to establish villages at these stopover points, which were one day’s travel apart. Auburn township was surveyed and registered in 1850 and the first allotments were sold to teamsters, storekeepers, clergy, a teacher, and a number of tradesmen including a blacksmith. Many of these first settlers came from Burra.
The first hotel, the Rising Sun Inn was opened in 1851, but it would have been nothing more than a bush hut in those days. The copper route to Port Wakefield only lasted until the railway from Adelaide reached Gawler in 1857, and after that boom period, Auburn reverted to a rural service centre. Yet it was a prosperous agricultural area and many fine buildings were erected in the town. It grew partly because it was on the main road north to Clare and Burra. One particular person influenced many of the buildings in town, and that was Joseph Meller, a stonemason who quarried local sand stone, and was contracted to build a number of the town’s major structures. Most of the solid buildings still standing date from the period when Meller was active in the 1860s and 1870s. The closure of the Burra mine in 1870 meant that the town “stood still” for much of the next century, but the legacy of fine buildings is still here for us to appreciate.
Amber and Sandalwood Polka Dot Handmade Natural Soap
This soap is made using the hot process method. It's an amber base colored gold from the mica with brown indian sandalwood liberally placed thoughout. It smells very, very good. The amber makes it smell sweeter and the sandalwood brings it right back down to earth. It's a great scent for men and women alike. It looks so nice too! Enriched with jojoba oil and shea butter for your skin to drink in the moisture.
I use my soap as shampoo bars as well. It's a fun way to get clean from head to toe in one fell swoop ~ schwooosh! I then use a (very light) jojoba oil, shea butter and avocado butter mixture about every three days. I have very long, curly, unmanageable, frizzy, gnarly hair... and it actually pleases me. Not to mention no chemicals left to leech their way into my scalp! See how I smile in my pic? All because of natural remedies :-)
My method: Lather up a wash cloth really REALLY good and squeeze it out onto your hair. This is easier then trying to lather your hands and then transfer. Scrub it up and use the remainder for your body. Close your eyes for the hair part though - or ouch! Then rinse and you are all done. You've saved water, time and smell great too. Ah…
*I only use my 'plain' soap bars for shampoo bars. I don't use any soaps that have clay, oatmeal, coffee, poppy seeds, flowers, herbs… etc. You get the picture right? I don't want anything leftover hanging around making me look silly. I can do that on my own!
You will receive 1 bar approximately 4+ ounces. Some bars weigh as much as 5.5 oz and these bars will go first. I am a terrible cutter, but I try...
It's good to let your soap air out between uses for a longer lasting bar. Store your handmade soaps in a cool dry place letting them breathe. I cut mine in quarters to make them last longer :-) and this way I can use a different soap everyday - yay me!
Hand crafted soaps are so good for your skin. No added chemicals and all the natural glycerin is retained. I'll never go back to buying store bought chemical laden soaps.
::ingredients::
Coconut Oil
Olive Oil
Soybean Oil
Palm Oil
Castor Oil
Jojoba Oil
Shea Butter
Fragrance Oils
Lye
H2O
Oxides
Silver Dollar City is a theme park in the state of Missouri. Opened on May 1, 1960, the park is located between Branson and Branson West off of Missouri Route 76 on the Indian Point peninsula of Table Rock Lake. The park is an 1880s-themed experience that fits Branson's vision as a family-friendly vacation destination with down-home charm. Silver Dollar City's operating season runs from mid-March until late December, with the park closed during the months of January and February. Silver Dollar City is owned by the Herschend Family Entertainment, which owns, operates or partners in 25 properties in 10 states and includes the nearby water park, White Water; water excursion and theatre, the Showboat Branson Belle; water and land tour attraction Ride the Ducks. The park gained much public notice when the Clampett family of CBS-TV's The Beverly Hillbillies decided to pay a visit to Silver Dollar City (treated as an actual town, rather than a theme park) to start off the 1969-1970 season. The plotline involved Granny (Irene Ryan) attempting to find a husband for Elly May (Donna Douglas) back in the hills, while Jed (Buddy Ebsen) socialized with hotel clerk Shorty Kellems (Shug Fisher). They visited the blacksmith Shad Heller, soapmaker Granny Ethel Huffman, and woodcarver Peter Engler, and Miss Hathaway (Nancy Kulp) was seen in the Ozark woods. The Hillbillies were from the area surrounding Silver Dollar City and Branson, and references to Jim Owens and his White River float trip business and some Missouri mountain locations were made throughout the show's nine-year run. Five episodes of The Beverly Hillbillies were eventually shot in the park. 7/23/16
Caixa com 4 barrinhas de sabão vegetal, aromatizado com óleo essencial de Lavanda Mont Blanc.
Para a loja LÁ DA VENDA, rua Harmonia, 161 - Vila Madalena
Silver Dollar City is a theme park in the state of Missouri. Opened on May 1, 1960, the park is located between Branson and Branson West off of Missouri Route 76 on the Indian Point peninsula of Table Rock Lake. The park is an 1880s-themed experience that fits Branson's vision as a family-friendly vacation destination with down-home charm. Silver Dollar City's operating season runs from mid-March until late December, with the park closed during the months of January and February. Silver Dollar City is owned by the Herschend Family Entertainment, which owns, operates or partners in 25 properties in 10 states and includes the nearby water park, White Water; water excursion and theatre, the Showboat Branson Belle; water and land tour attraction Ride the Ducks. The park gained much public notice when the Clampett family of CBS-TV's The Beverly Hillbillies decided to pay a visit to Silver Dollar City (treated as an actual town, rather than a theme park) to start off the 1969-1970 season. The plotline involved Granny (Irene Ryan) attempting to find a husband for Elly May (Donna Douglas) back in the hills, while Jed (Buddy Ebsen) socialized with hotel clerk Shorty Kellems (Shug Fisher). They visited the blacksmith Shad Heller, soapmaker Granny Ethel Huffman, and woodcarver Peter Engler, and Miss Hathaway (Nancy Kulp) was seen in the Ozark woods. The Hillbillies were from the area surrounding Silver Dollar City and Branson, and references to Jim Owens and his White River float trip business and some Missouri mountain locations were made throughout the show's nine-year run. Five episodes of The Beverly Hillbillies were eventually shot in the park. 7/23/16
PRISON STRIPES Handcrafted Anise Soap
Anise with Midnight Australian Black Clay
This is my Folsom Prison Blues salute!
Do you like the smell of black licorice? Well that’s exactly what anise oil smells like. It's used to make candies and liquors... These are a few of my favorite things!
Made with natural oils, butters, clay and essential oils this is a very nice bar of soap. The black stripes in this soap are loaded with Australian Midnight Black Clay, which is said to have high iron and oxygen properties and nourishing to the skin.
To the white stripes I've added mango butter and lanolin. Mango butter is famous for many, many reasons. People have said it to be healing, good for wrinkles, and even creates a nice shave! You can read more about the wonderful benefits of mango butter here: www.botanical.com/products/learn/butter/mango.html
Lanolin is made from sheep wool. It's a hypoallergenic and bacteriostatic. It’s also said to be good for shaving as well. Wikipedia has a short, informative read on lanolin if you're got a couple of minutes: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lanolin
::Ingredients::
Black:
Coconut Palm Olive Soybean Oil
Black Midnight Australian Clay
Anise Extract
Ground Star Anise
Sodium Hydroxide
H2O
Superfat Blend of:
Cocoa Shea Avocado Almond Mango Butters
Olive Hazelnut Walnut Sweet-Almond Sunflower Safflower Avocado Rice-Bran Castor Grapeseed Oils
White:
Coconut Palm Olive Soybean Oil
Mango Butter
Lanolin
Anise Extract
Sodium Hydroxide
H2O
Are you pregnant? Congratulations! But please don't use anise oil when you are pregnant. It's bad.
Maybe you are wondering if essential oils are right for you. Please use your best wise judgment and research essential oils, their properties, effects, benefits and cautions when using them. There's a great wealth of information online and it's just a click away :-)
Silver Dollar City is a theme park in the state of Missouri. Opened on May 1, 1960, the park is located between Branson and Branson West off of Missouri Route 76 on the Indian Point peninsula of Table Rock Lake. The park is an 1880s-themed experience that fits Branson's vision as a family-friendly vacation destination with down-home charm. Silver Dollar City's operating season runs from mid-March until late December, with the park closed during the months of January and February. Silver Dollar City is owned by the Herschend Family Entertainment, which owns, operates or partners in 25 properties in 10 states and includes the nearby water park, White Water; water excursion and theatre, the Showboat Branson Belle; water and land tour attraction Ride the Ducks. The park gained much public notice when the Clampett family of CBS-TV's The Beverly Hillbillies decided to pay a visit to Silver Dollar City (treated as an actual town, rather than a theme park) to start off the 1969-1970 season. The plotline involved Granny (Irene Ryan) attempting to find a husband for Elly May (Donna Douglas) back in the hills, while Jed (Buddy Ebsen) socialized with hotel clerk Shorty Kellems (Shug Fisher). They visited the blacksmith Shad Heller, soapmaker Granny Ethel Huffman, and woodcarver Peter Engler, and Miss Hathaway (Nancy Kulp) was seen in the Ozark woods. The Hillbillies were from the area surrounding Silver Dollar City and Branson, and references to Jim Owens and his White River float trip business and some Missouri mountain locations were made throughout the show's nine-year run. Five episodes of The Beverly Hillbillies were eventually shot in the park. 7/23/16
Silver Dollar City is a theme park in the state of Missouri. Opened on May 1, 1960, the park is located between Branson and Branson West off of Missouri Route 76 on the Indian Point peninsula of Table Rock Lake. The park is an 1880s-themed experience that fits Branson's vision as a family-friendly vacation destination with down-home charm. Silver Dollar City's operating season runs from mid-March until late December, with the park closed during the months of January and February. Silver Dollar City is owned by the Herschend Family Entertainment, which owns, operates or partners in 25 properties in 10 states and includes the nearby water park, White Water; water excursion and theatre, the Showboat Branson Belle; water and land tour attraction Ride the Ducks. The park gained much public notice when the Clampett family of CBS-TV's The Beverly Hillbillies decided to pay a visit to Silver Dollar City (treated as an actual town, rather than a theme park) to start off the 1969-1970 season. The plotline involved Granny (Irene Ryan) attempting to find a husband for Elly May (Donna Douglas) back in the hills, while Jed (Buddy Ebsen) socialized with hotel clerk Shorty Kellems (Shug Fisher). They visited the blacksmith Shad Heller, soapmaker Granny Ethel Huffman, and woodcarver Peter Engler, and Miss Hathaway (Nancy Kulp) was seen in the Ozark woods. The Hillbillies were from the area surrounding Silver Dollar City and Branson, and references to Jim Owens and his White River float trip business and some Missouri mountain locations were made throughout the show's nine-year run. Five episodes of The Beverly Hillbillies were eventually shot in the park. 7/23/16
as bolinhas de novo......com aroma de HORTELÃ-PIMENTA, ALECRIM e MUSGO-DE-CARVALHO, perfeito para o verão.
Em breve na lojinha:
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Silver Dollar City is a theme park in the state of Missouri. Opened on May 1, 1960, the park is located between Branson and Branson West off of Missouri Route 76 on the Indian Point peninsula of Table Rock Lake. The park is an 1880s-themed experience that fits Branson's vision as a family-friendly vacation destination with down-home charm. Silver Dollar City's operating season runs from mid-March until late December, with the park closed during the months of January and February. Silver Dollar City is owned by the Herschend Family Entertainment, which owns, operates or partners in 25 properties in 10 states and includes the nearby water park, White Water; water excursion and theatre, the Showboat Branson Belle; water and land tour attraction Ride the Ducks. The park gained much public notice when the Clampett family of CBS-TV's The Beverly Hillbillies decided to pay a visit to Silver Dollar City (treated as an actual town, rather than a theme park) to start off the 1969-1970 season. The plotline involved Granny (Irene Ryan) attempting to find a husband for Elly May (Donna Douglas) back in the hills, while Jed (Buddy Ebsen) socialized with hotel clerk Shorty Kellems (Shug Fisher). They visited the blacksmith Shad Heller, soapmaker Granny Ethel Huffman, and woodcarver Peter Engler, and Miss Hathaway (Nancy Kulp) was seen in the Ozark woods. The Hillbillies were from the area surrounding Silver Dollar City and Branson, and references to Jim Owens and his White River float trip business and some Missouri mountain locations were made throughout the show's nine-year run. Five episodes of The Beverly Hillbillies were eventually shot in the park. 7/23/16
I've always considered the adding sugar to your soap to increase lather one of those little soapmaking myths - sort of. Fruit juices in soap seem to up lather, so it makes sense that sugar would do it. But I've heard soapmakers' claim that it makes for huge thick phenomenal lather, which is probably why I thought it was a little over the top. It did seem to increase the lather, but not any substantial amount worth bragging over.
LINHA AFRICA: cheiro de mato, de terra, de chuva.....muito cedro, muito patchuli e muito vetiver.
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My family has a heart for the refugee crisis. We've researched how we can help Syrians, in particular, fleeing civil war find their way to the United States. Unfortunately, Indiana has some of the most restrictive regulations in place in terms of bringing in or facilitating the arrival of refugees.
Kinsman soap is run by the Preemptive Love Coalition as a way to support refugees who cannot make it somewhere safer. We received gifts of soap made by men and women who haven't been home in years. This is our small way of helping from a distance.
If you'd like to know more about the organization, check out their website at www.preemptivelove.org/kinsman.
Faris is one soapmaker who stood up to ISIS: vimeo.com/158174539
Silver Dollar City is a theme park in the state of Missouri. Opened on May 1, 1960, the park is located between Branson and Branson West off of Missouri Route 76 on the Indian Point peninsula of Table Rock Lake. The park is an 1880s-themed experience that fits Branson's vision as a family-friendly vacation destination with down-home charm. Silver Dollar City's operating season runs from mid-March until late December, with the park closed during the months of January and February. Silver Dollar City is owned by the Herschend Family Entertainment, which owns, operates or partners in 25 properties in 10 states and includes the nearby water park, White Water; water excursion and theatre, the Showboat Branson Belle; water and land tour attraction Ride the Ducks. The park gained much public notice when the Clampett family of CBS-TV's The Beverly Hillbillies decided to pay a visit to Silver Dollar City (treated as an actual town, rather than a theme park) to start off the 1969-1970 season. The plotline involved Granny (Irene Ryan) attempting to find a husband for Elly May (Donna Douglas) back in the hills, while Jed (Buddy Ebsen) socialized with hotel clerk Shorty Kellems (Shug Fisher). They visited the blacksmith Shad Heller, soapmaker Granny Ethel Huffman, and woodcarver Peter Engler, and Miss Hathaway (Nancy Kulp) was seen in the Ozark woods. The Hillbillies were from the area surrounding Silver Dollar City and Branson, and references to Jim Owens and his White River float trip business and some Missouri mountain locations were made throughout the show's nine-year run. Five episodes of The Beverly Hillbillies were eventually shot in the park. 7/23/16
Many soapmakers add various clays to their soaps to increase slip and glide, to make shaving soaps. It also adds a nice creamy touch with an increase on lather. The biggest thing I learned from this sample testing is how quick the lather started up and levelled out - there isn't much difference between the 10 second and 20 second marks of use.
The twin towers that house the corporate headquarters of Procter and Gamble are not a tourist attraction, but visitors to our city might find them interesting. P&G, the largest consumer goods company in the world, had it's humble beginning in Cincinnati in 1837. William Procter, a candlemaker and James Gamble, a soapmaker's apprentice, married sisters and decided to become business partners. The large number of hogs being butchered in Cincinnati (sometimes called Porkoplois) gave them plentiful raw material (fat) for their industry. By 1890 they were manufacturing 30 different kinds of soap.
Ivory Soap was invented by P&G personnel, and became their first nationwide brand. The company has continued to grow and diversify over they years until today It manufactures and distributes hundreds of different products in 180 countries of the world. Although their corporate offices are here in Cincinnati, P&G employs 98,000 people in 80 different countries. One of their very best employees here in Cincinnati is my beautiful bride, Karen, a Customer Logistics and Financial Coordinator for their North American Division, Customer Service.
Procter and Gamble has 16 "billion dollar brands." They are: Pampers, Crest, Tide, Ariel, Always, Pantene, Charmin, Bounty, Iams, Folgers, Pringles, Downy, Olay, Head & Shoulders Wella and Actonel. There are also numerous smaller brands, and all together they are used or consumed 2 billion times a day worldwide. Whenever you see the P&G moon and stars logo - wherever you are - thank Cincinnati.
The distinctive P&G towers can be viewed along I-71 or from 5th Street on the East side of downtown Cincinnati.
rosemary, lavender, peppermint and ruby red grapefruit
Made with 50% olive oil, botanical color and essential oils
I didn't really know what to expect here, as it never crossed my mind to use canned evaporated milk in soap. Buttermilk? Sure. Coconut milk? Sure. Goats Milk? Sure. But this? Well, you can't say soapmakers aren't a creative bunch. I didn't like the look or feel of this bar, but the lather speaks for itself.
Soap Opera : The Dark Side of Proctor and Gamble- www.textbooksrus.com/search/bookdetail/?isbn=978067189781...
Investigative reporter Alecia Swasy reveals the chilling truth about Procter & Gamble--the company that produces Tide, Crest, Pringles, Pampers, and a host of other popular products. From offices run with obsessive control to tales of extraordinary marketing arrogance, Swasy paints the picture of a cutthroat company. "Explosive".-- Fortune.
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Each year, thousands of animals die in Procter & Gamble laboratories -- the victims of painful, archaic and entirely unnecessary product tests. Caustic chemicals are forced into the eyes of rabbits and applied to animals' shaved and raw skin. Laboratory workers place the animals in restraining devices so they cannot struggle while the workers apply the chemicals, which burn into the animals' eyes and skin. P&G "scientists" do not sedate the animals or give them pain killers. Animals sometimes break their necks or backs attempting to escape the pain. Those that survive are used in yet additional painful tests ... until they are finally killed. The victims include rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, ferrets and other animals.
P&G refuses to stop testing its products on animals, despite the fact that these tests are not required by any law, and despite the fact that more reliable and humane alternatives do exist.
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procter_and_Gamble
Procter & Gamble Co. (P&G, NYSE: PG) is a Fortune 500, American global corporation based in Cincinnati, Ohio, that manufactures a wide range of consumer goods: especially SOAP!
P&G is the biggest marketer in the U.S., outspending all other firms on advertising. And its products are found in 98 percent of all households.
Products: www.pg.com/en_US/products/all_products/index.shtml
As of 2008, P&G is the 23rd largest US company by revenue and 14th largest by profit.
It is 10th in Fortune's Most Admired Companies list (as of 2007).[2][3]
P&G is credited with many business innovations including brand management, the soap opera, and "Connect & Develop" innovation.
According to the Nielsen Company, in 2007 P&G spent more on U.S. advertising than any other company; the $2.62 billion it spent is almost twice as much as General Motors, the next company on the Nielsen list.
History
William Procter, a candlemaker, and James Gamble, a soapmaker, formed distinct companies. The two men, immigrants from England and Ireland respectively who had settled earlier in Cincinnati, might never have met, had they not married sisters, Olivia and Elizabeth Norris.
Since both their industries used similar resources, the Panic of 1837 caused intense competition between the two and as a result it led to discord with the family. Alexander Norris, their father-in law decided to call a meeting where he convinced his new sons-in-law to become business partners. On October 31, 1837, as a result of the suggestion, a new enterprise was born: Procter & Gamble.
The company prospered during the nineteenth century. In 1859, sales reached one million dollars. By this point, approximately eighty employees worked for Procter & Gamble. During the American Civil War, the company won contracts to supply the Union Army with soap and candles. In addition to the increased profits experienced during the war, the military contracts introduced soldiers from all over the country to Procter & Gamble's products. Once the war was over and the men returned home, they continued to purchase the company's products.
In the 1880s, Procter & Gamble began to market a new product, an inexpensive soap that floats in water. The company called the soap Ivory. In the decades that followed, Procter & Gamble continued to grow and change. The company became known for its progressive work environment in the late nineteenth century. William Arnett Procter, William Procter's grandson, established a profit-sharing program for the company's workforce in 1887. He hoped that by giving the workers a stake in the company, they would be less inclined to go on strike.
Over time, the company began to focus most of its attention on soap, producing more than thirty different types by the 1890s. . . . In the early twentieth century, Procter & Gamble continued to grow. The company began to build factories in other locations in the United States, because the demand for products had outgrown the capacity of the Cincinnati facilities.
The company's leaders began to diversify its products as well and, in 1911, began producing Crisco, a shortening made of vegetable oils rather than animal fats. In the early 1900s, Procter & Gamble also became known for its research laboratories, where scientists worked to create new products. Company leadership also pioneered in the area of market research, investigating consumer needs and product appeal. As radio became more popular in the 1920s and 1930s, the company sponsored a number of radio programs. As a result, these shows often became commonly known as "soap operas".
Throughout the twentieth century, Procter & Gamble continued to prosper. The company moved into other countries, both in terms of manufacturing and product sales, becoming an international corporation with its 1930 acquisition of the Newcastle upon Tyne-based Thomas Hedley Co. Procter & Gamble maintained a strong link to the North East of England after this acquisition. In addition, numerous new products and brand names were introduced over time, and Procter & Gamble began branching out into new areas. The company introduced "Tide" laundry detergent in 1946 and "Prell" shampoo in 1950. In 1955, Procter & Gamble began selling the first toothpaste to contain fluoride, known as "Crest". Branching out once again in 1957, the company purchased Charmin Paper Mills and began manufacturing toilet paper and other paper products. Once again focusing on laundry, Procter & Gamble began making "Downy" fabric softener in 1960 and "Bounce" fabric softener sheets in 1972. One of the most revolutionary products to come out on the market was the company's "Pampers", first test-marketed in 1961. Prior to this point disposable diapers were not popular, although Johnson & Johnson had developed a product called "Chux". Babies always wore cloth diapers, which were leaky and labor intensive to wash. Pampers simplified the diapering process.
Over the second half of the twentieth century, Procter & Gamble acquired a number of other companies that diversified its product line and increased profits significantly. These acquisitions included Folgers Coffee, Norwich Eaton Pharmaceuticals, Richardson-Vicks, Noxell, Shulton's Old Spice, Max Factor, and the Iams Company, among others. In 1994, the company made headlines for big losses resulting from leveraged positions in interest rate derivatives, and subsequently sued Bankers Trust for fraud; this placed their management in the unusual position of testifying in court that they had entered into transactions they were not capable of understanding. In 1996, Procter & Gamble again made headlines when the Food and Drug Administration approved a new product developed by the company, Olestra. Also known by its brand name Olean, Olestra is a substitute for fat in cooking potato chips and other snacks that during its development stages is known to have caused anal leakage and gastro-intestinal difficulties in humans.
Procter & Gamble has expanded dramatically throughout its history, but its headquarters still remains in Cincinnati.
Known as "PROCTOR and Gamble" for many, they are a giant conglomerate that produces "consumer goods", and have weaseled their way into our homes with the promise of a "spic and span" culture.
The original P&G was created when William PROCTOR, a candle maker, and soapmaker James Gamble, got together and decided to become industrialists; "Proctor & Gamble" was born!
Their name in the papers is everywhere and usually dogged by scandal. They managed to turn industrial waste into household consumer goods, their phosphates choke rivers, they've sponsored and created "daytime television", hence soap operas, they've been slapped on the wrists for industrial espionage multiple times... it goes on and on.
I have never seen a company have to dodge so many accusations of Satanism too! "Throughout the past EIGHT (!) years the corporate giant has tried to set the record straight, only to see rumor of Satanism pop-up and spread all over again." It goes on to say "the company will sue rumor spreaders" and later P&G dragged a bunch of people through the courts to quell those tales!
Lastly, I found a death notice for William PROCTOR and was surprised to find out he commited SUICIDE. Apparently, he took his own life, by shooting himself in the head while his companions enjoyed polite conversation on the porch. I've never heard that mentioned before, but it certainly ads to the sordid history of P&G!
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