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QuestionHow do I make shower gels?Community AnswerThe easiest way on this page is to make a quite watery gel. This, however, doesn't suit everyone and frankly is what you do when you've ran out until you can get more. Check on Google.
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QuestionWhere can I get unscented shower gel?Community AnswerUse Dr. Bronner's Pure-Castile liquid soap. Add it to any of the methods above to achieve the consistency you want.
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QuestionI want to make the sea salt shower gel, but the only hydrosol I have is rose, and I'd prefer to use neroli. Can I use distilled water and essential oil instead?Community AnswerDistilled water and essential oil shouldn't change very much as long as you do not add too much oil, since this could make the mixture separate.
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QuestionMy homemade body gel got hard. How do I fix it?Community AnswerUnfortunately, there isn't a way to fix it. You should throw it away and make a new batch.
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QuestionWhat is shampoo and how can one make shampoo?Community AnswerShampoo is what people use to wash their hair. You do not have to make shampoo, you can buy it at pretty much every shop everywhere.
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QuestionI am concerned that the recipes including carrier oils will pollute the waters.Cheryl GCommunity AnswerIf you use a vegetable based oil such as olive oil that is liquid at room temperature, then this should be fine for the water and won't be a source of pollution.
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QuestionIs this safe for people with sensitive skin?Cheryl GCommunity AnswerCastile soap is said to be great for sensitive skin since it contains no extra ingredients such as preservatives. Perhaps try making a small amount of the basic shower gel without any essential oils and try it on your skin. Everyone's skin is different but it should be mild enough.
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QuestionWill any of these shower gels block the shower pipes?XxTheOnlyOnexXCommunity AnswerThese shower gels should be perfectly safe for your shower pipes, as long as you follow the instructions.
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QuestionWhy would your shower gel get hard? And how can you prevent the shower gel from hardening?William HartonoCommunity AnswerAirflow is likely drying up your shower gel by making the liquid contents evaporate. Keep your shower gel in a securely sealed container at room temperature when not in use.
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