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by Kit Miko Michiko (Author)
Soap Making Complete Step By Step Guide - Make Your Own Soap the Quick, Safe and Easy Way This complete, step-by-step Soap Making Practical Guide will make you an expert soap maker in no time. With an easy to follow step by step guide, you will be making your own soaps with no hassles. You'll discover that soap making is as easy and quick as 1-2-3 after all. In this package you will get all this valuable information: -Basic safety measures in soap making -Essential soap making tools and equipments -Soap making basic ingredients -Essential oils used in soap making -Soap making basic steps -Soap making process and other methods -Common soap making terms -Suggestions to pack your soap Regardless of your purpose, this easy and practical guide to making soap will help you in a lot of ways. Just like you, the writer of this book has started as an amateur but with due diligence and practice, she has successfully sold her batches of soap to many consumers who comes back for more. Now she is willing to share her knowledge to any aspiring soap maker. It's your turn to climb the ladder of success with soaps. Get started with this easy, practical guide
Author Biography
Kit Miko Michiko is an entrepreneur and very passionate crafter of all things country-themed. His parents migrated from Japan and settled in San Diego California. Just like his parents who were inclined to home based business, Kit Miko has pursued a business not away from home. He started making soaps from grade school, as part of their chemistry projects. In his desire to perfect all aspects of the soap, the science project turned out to be a soap honed to perfection. Through the years, Kit has made a collection of soap recipes and now selling like hot cakes. To this date, Kit resides in San Diego. His pad just minutes drive from his parent's home. He has put together this book with a strong desire to reach out to as many individuals as possible; to give out an idea and spark that business person from within.
