Christine Flapp

www.essentialsbycatalina.com offers a sample--appreciate suggestions--thank you.

www.essentialsbycatalina.com has an excellent body frosting, which is whipped like cream & is NOT EDIBLE. Sample jar available for reasonable price scented/unscented.

What happened to the recipes--can't locate the forum--thank you.

www.denhamsnaturals.com offers bulk goats milk--many bases--samples avail--purchased before, excellent quality--I've seen their products in high end retail stores in NJ & in WHOLE FOODS.

from experience you used too much tapioca powder-- I omit this because I've never had luck with even using a little--product always feels like sand particles

Depending where you live, I have three sources offering private lessons. Contact me directly at christineflapp@comcast.net

pls. email if anyone can help--will gladly pay--thank you.

I used citric acid, which you can probably get in an old fashion type drug store--if you can find one--but you have to be very careful using it because it can really alter the formula--I wasted several expensive shampoos trying to lower ph & nothing was satisfactory so I stopped playing chemist. Too much flattens hair, which looked dreadful, & you must wash again to remove. I used strips to ascertain what level I had lowered it to--it's a paper strip like you use to test the ph in a swimming pool.

I would appreciate the address for swifts site--tried ask.com but no results--thank you for helping.

RE: Whipped Shea Butter I cannot achieve a smooth looking finished product--tried taping containers until my fingers were sore, using hair dryer but nothing works--when container is full it looks sloppy & lumpy. Suggestions are appreciated--thank you.

yes--thank you for helping

Which supplier(s) offer this--I need a more natural product rather than one composed of mainly chemicals. Thank you.

If you're only heating water, why can't it be done in the micro?

Pls. advise if you found a recipe for monoi butter--I would love to try it--thank you.

Can I make this without fragrance oil, in other words, just knead dry ingredients & use it that way? Thank you.