OT The one-legged cook is now a one-handed cook
"sf" > wrote in message
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> On Mon, 02 Jun 2014 00:00:01 -0700, sf > wrote:
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>> On Sun, 1 Jun 2014 22:24:39 -0700, "Julie Bove"
>> > wrote:
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>> > Also if you can tolerate coconut, coconut soap is great! I used to use
>> > shower wash but am getting much better results with the coconut soap.
>> > Only
>> > drawback to it is that the only kind I can find in the stores here is
>> > expensive (Skin Trip) or Kirkland (not related to Costco) but the
>> > Kirkland
>> > in particular goes to mush very quickly. You have to isolate it in the
>> > shower so that the water doesn't accidentally hit it or you'll have no
>> > soap
>> > left.
>>
>> What store are you buying the coconut soap in? I'll tell DD to look
>> for it.
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> I googled for images and saw Kirk's Castile soap. Is that what you're
> talking about?
Sorry, that's it! Only had a little sample bar of that. It is Castile but
does have coconut in it. I think Dr. Bronners makes one like that too. I
just prefer the straight coconut kind. What I got on Ebay is Tropical
Traditions. I just placed an order straight from them for 10 bars. I got
the lavender but they have other scents and also unscented.
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