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A simple introduction to soap
Nice video
Although, I’m thinking that if you include all those ingredients that they mention, technically the product isn’t soap any more as it becomes a cosmetic. -
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As I understand the FDA regulations, the instant you add any level of any surfactant that’s not traditional soap (metallic salt of a fatty acid) your product stops being soap and becomes a cosmetic instead, and subject to FDA oversight. You can still CALL it a soap, but you must follow all of the cosmetic regulations that you wouldn’t have to follow if it was a conventional soap.
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Actually it’s about liquid soap only.
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