Wednesday, January 28, 2009

Windows 95 Old Bow And Arrow Game

Bombs Bath Soap

New Test!

Pace Mister Vader, the bombs are ... they explode in a bathtub!

Finally, here is a sweet treat for a gourmet bath:




1 cup 1 / 2 of Bicarbonate soda
1 cup Citric Acid

1 cup butter Cupuaco

A touch of red pigments
3ml of aromatic extract of the Woods Milling

If need: some "pschitt of" hydrosol

You can substitute butter Cupuaco by shea butter, cocoa butter or other vegetable

Very simple to do: sift the powder, (or mix finely), melt the butter Cupuaco. mix the powders, add the pigments and aromatic extract.
Mix.
You must obtain a texture "wet sand" nor (if the citric acid will become effervescent), the mixture must be modeled by hand.
If it's too dry, add a couple of pschitt hydrosol (or water) of your choice ...

Put in a pan (or use a clamp-specific), and let dry for 24 hours ..

Finally ... do you run a bath ... and put one of these tasty treats in the palm of your kidneys ... A real pleasure!

Absent From School Family Wedding

strawberries hazelnut

drumroll ... Tadam! Here are my first
know!

So I do not know why, but when I did them, I Fall mood enough so I wanted to make a basic soap nuts ... with pieces of hazelnut for a peeling effect ...

It gives this:


150 grams of coconut oil
100 g safflower oil
50grs of sweet almond oil
50 gms of Jojoba oil
50grs macadamia oil
50 gms of hazelnut oil

To dissolve my soda
50 gms of water
150 grams of milk hazelnut
soda recalculate (greasing 8%)

A track
3 ml of tincture of Benzoin

ground hazelnuts


INS: 147


To achieve here is an excellent step by step By Reo


I put any perfume because I did not do what I wanted to hand, and also because I wanted a natural soap for the entire family ...

I have also not yet tested this soap because it is still a cure for a good week ... I would tell you how it is!



Go, for those who want to test, it leaves a little com, I have 4 or 5 to send!

Monday, January 26, 2009

Fingerboard Remo Williams

Raise your hand against smacking

I love ... simply!