Dr Bronner's does ... but it is what is naturally made through the saponifying of the oils. It says it on the labels.
On Thu, Sep 8, 2011 at 9:36 PM, Guyot Léna <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks Melly, > The day got away from me so I haven't done my boil yet. Hope to tomorrow. > > BTW, I think this thread began about using soap for cleaning teeth, as it > removes the film that regular toothpaste leaves and impedes the tooth's > natural tendency to remineralize. The was discussion about finding soap > without glycerine and today I discovered that Dr. Bronner's soap bar has > none! Yay! I got the almond: figured it would taste better. > Léna > On Sep 8, 2011, at 10:24 PM, Melly Bag wrote: > > Lena, > > I came upon an article today that said use 10 nuts to 4 cups of water. > > The 10 nuts in 2 cups of water, then reduced to 1 cup, came out a bit thick > and was very bubbly, a concentrate. Then when i added the other "teas" from > previously boiled nuts, it became watery and hardly any bubble. But i still > added the wrinkle removing allantoin, aloe vera and urea. It still worked, > had to rinse it though. > > PT, > > Thanks for the suggestions. I am reluctant to add honey because there are > so many ants outside the house due to drought. I don't want them coming > inside due to the honey's smell. > > Melly > --- On *Thu, 9/8/11, [email protected] < > [email protected]>* wrote: > > > > > >
