Re: Loofah brush & mp soap

[Guest guest]

Use an empty Pringle can. Dampen the loofah. Wring out completely.

Put the poofah in the can. Pour the M & P soap in the cavaties. I

found that a clear M & P bas (colored to your choice) looks best.

NOTE: It will take a lot more M & P than you think!

When it's completely hard, tear the can off. Slice loofah's about 1

1/2 in. thick with a sharpe knife.

Tracey

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> As usualy I am running crazy lol

> I opened my mouth and said to someone that I was thinking of making

a Loofah brush & mp soap

> By pouring the soap into the loofah. Well I am trying but has

anyone else done this? If so I need tips, help please )

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[Guest guest]

I have not personally done this, but I have seen something similar in

one of my soap books. Basically, you can wrap several layers of

plastic wrap around the loofah and secure it with tape or rubber

bands. Place the loofah in a glass or tube to help stabilize it

while your pour in the M & P soap. Let it harden, remove from glass,

remove plastic wrap and cut...

HTH

Stepp, Owner

Trinkets & Treasures

www.trinkets-treasures.com

>I was thinking of making a Loofah brush & mp soap

> By pouring the soap into the loofah. Well I am trying but has

anyone else done this? If so I need tips, help please )