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  <abstract>Few crafts are as much fun and rewarding as soapmaking. And melt and pour is the easiest, quickest and most creative type of soapmaking there is. You can create unique and individual soaps in just minutes and at a fraction of the cost of fancy, store-bought soaps. Included in this program are recipes and demonstrations for making green tea soap, oatmeal and lavender soaps, healing soaps, moisturizing soaps and much, much more. Once you learn how, you may never buy another bar of soap again. (P.S. Soap make great gifts, too!)</abstract>
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