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Re: Shave soap  
« on: May 1st, 2005, 7:52pm »
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how about some castor oil.  it is supposed to increase lather.
and, i may be wrong here, i thought that bentonite clay could be used @ 1 T. ppo.......some one please correct me on this so she does not go in the wrong direction.
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« Reply #1 on: May 23rd, 2005, 4:10pm »
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You are right about the clay.  Clay provides the slip for the razor.  I use one heaping teaspoon for a #6 batch.  It can be any kind of clay but I typically use the bentonite clay.
 
As far as the castor oil, it is just your preference.  I only use castor oil for my shampoo bars because it creates a shampoo thick lather.  It is just preference.
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