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How would you have to modify the process to make liquid soap, like Dr Bronners, and skip the molds?
I started making soap in 2016 just to see if I could figure it out. Now I’m pretty good at it and have a lot of fun with different colors and smells. I normally don’t use 100% olive oil, though. An equal-parts mixture of Canola, Olive, and Coconut oil is what I try to use, but I’ve also had good luck with “whatever cooking oil I have on hand”.
Olive Oil is getting ever more expensive, though.
Good luck with that. My daughter and I frequent antique malls and flea markets and there is stall after stall full of handmade soap and candles.
Selling it out of their diner might have an advantage of antique malls
ngl, that’s kinda cool. Fat/oil is the primary ingredient in soap, and the process is not difficult, so if you’ve got a lot you were just going to throw away, may as well.
I wonder if it smells like bacon…
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