Soap Making Recipes Book 3: Hot Process Soap Recipes Paperback – August 15, 2014

This hs to be the worse written how- to book that I have ever read. Poor grammar and awkward sentences were the least of it! If I had not already made cold process soap prior to purchasing this hot process soap book, I would be confused by their instructions on handling and mixing Lye with water. This is the first time in my life that I have given this type of review. I definitely do not recommend this book if you have never made lye- based soap.

The recipes are good but the translation is horrible. Not sure who edited this booklet but they did a bad job. The author says not to pour water into lye for safety and the next sentence say to pour the water into the lye (ka boom). If you are new to soap making this isn't the best book to buy, you need to know what you are doing for safety reasons.

Not so great. Biggest issue with this is one of the recipes she says to add water to lye. This was a slip, because she warns not to do this in the beginning of the book. But this could be a great mistake if someone does it. Also no pictures. You need to see what they look like finished. It was very inexpensive.

Very easily read recipes that I look forward to trying. Would be interested in more that don't require coconut oil do to allergies.

This was far from a book. If you haven't actually started HP soap making this would be confusing. There are so many grammatical errors that it almost laughable, especially when in the middle of the book add is replaced with a**. I feel like I wasted every penny that I paid for this when I could have gotten similar information from the internet for free.

The translation is horrible. The misspellings are numerous, to the point that it is distracting and difficult to read. I don't feel like this is worth a dollar, let alone the $5 something that I paid. Do not buy, you can get this info online.

Ok.

An entire book of ammo reloading was part of my soap making book. 44 additional pages...

Nice book

very disappointed, was expecting a book. It was so thin it was able to fit through my letterbox. .This was obviously printed from a personal computer and made into a booklet. No mention of temperature soap and lye should reach which, I understand is very important in the process of soapmaking.

OK but not enough detail for a newbie ty

Just several recipes, described inadequately and sometimes incorrectly. Full of grammatical errors. No explanation of techniques. Who tests "for lye" using fingers to see if it stings? Who uses kitchen utensils in soap making? Only a person who doesn't know what they are doing. Returned for a refund.

good book.