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Limpet Mould Tutorial: Handmade Soap Imitating Nature
18 Jun 2014

Limpet Mould Tutorial: Handmade Soap Imitating Nature

by Clara | posted in: Auntie Clara's Blog, Blog Post, Tutorial | 17

Only a few minutes from where our soap is made is a beautiful beach. Strand Beach, once known as Melk Baai (Milk Bay), where the African Continent ends and the ocean begins rolling itself out of False Bay until it … Continued

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Glycerine Rivers: Trying To Understand Them
16 May 2014

Glycerine Rivers: Trying To Understand Them

by Clara | posted in: Auntie Clara's Blog, Blog Post | 26

My previous post, Glycerine Rivers: Secret Revealed, about water concentration as a contributing factor to the formation of glycerine rivers, got lots of feedback all of which I’m very thankful for. Many said that they had never made the connection … Continued

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Clara Lindberg is passionate about making soap. Originally from Helsingfors in Finland and now a happy resident of Somerset West, South Africa, she is soapmaker-in-chief and creative dynamo at Auntie Clara's Handcrafted Cosmetics.

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