Fuzzy Wuzzy Soap... how?

[Guest guest]

Dear friends,

This is a question that has been " tweaking " me for several years.

I've spent half an hour searching the message archives to see if this

topic has been discussed before and I can't find anything on it. So if

this question is a repeat, please forgive me.

How do they make the Fuzzy Wuzzy soap? It was popular when I was a kid

(yeah... I know... that really dates me!). And it is making a

resurgence in popularity.

So, here I am again, wondering how in the world they get it to grow

that fuzz. It's not mold. It's furry soap. Or so they say.

TIA,

Cyn

in Bolivia now!

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I saw this soap on e-bay and I e-mailed and asked what

the ingredients of the soap were.

Here is what they said:

The soap contains sodium tallowate, sodium cocoate,

aqua, silica, titanium dioxide, perfume. Our site, www

(dot)wonderworkshops (dot) com will soon have

Snmowman, Santa, and elf fuzzy wuzzy soap, too.

www.soap-etc.com

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> How do they make the Fuzzy Wuzzy soap? It was

> popular when I was a kid

> TIA,

> Cyn

> in Bolivia now!

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Lourenzo

Millennium Soap & Herbal Skin Products

www.soap-etc.com

www.millenniumsoap.com

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[Guest guest]

RTFLOL... wow.... ya mean it's... uh... SOAP?

<sigh>

Thanks ... that's more than I've been able to get on my searches.

I wonder if the silica really makes the difference.

Thanks,

Cyn

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> > How do they make the Fuzzy Wuzzy soap? It was

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> > Cyn

> > in Bolivia now!

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> Lourenzo

> Millennium Soap & Herbal Skin Products

> www.soap-etc.com

> www.millenniumsoap.com

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> Want to start your own business?

> Learn how on Yahoo! Small Business.

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[Guest guest]

> Thanks ... that's more than I've been able to get on my searches.

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> I wonder if the silica really makes the difference.

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> Thanks,

> Cyn

Cyn,

The silica, now IF it is amorphous silica anyway would increase the

" slip " on the skin, making it feel more silky..Ive never heard of it

in soap, but there is no reason it shouldn't work. Ü

Joan in Colorado