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Soak the soda in three quarters of a liter of water with salt dissolved in it, stirring so that the soda does not stick to the bottom of the container (it must be mineral).Grind the rosin and add it to the flour and talcum powder, then add the oil.

Soak the soda in three quarters of a liter of water with salt dissolved in it, stirring so that the soda does not stick to the bottom of the container (it must be mineral). Cover the mixture and leave it for 24 hours. Grind the rosin and add it to the flour and talcum powder, then add the oil.

Then add the soda ash dissolved in the salted water drop by drop to the mixture while continuing to stir in one direction.

Continue stirring for 5 minutes after the mixing process is complete. Pour into small bowls carefully, shaking the bowls with your hands from the sides, not the tops. Cover the surface of the soap with parchment paper, then cardboard, then cover everything with a wool blanket and leave in a warm place for 24 hours. Turn the small bowls over and extract the soap.

The process of soap making requires a complete understanding of chemistry . In the past, this process required a long time to prepare and many stages during implementation. As a general principle, we can manufacture soap if we realize that its manufacture is based on a chemical reaction in its simplest form between an acid and a base, which causes what is known as the saponification process.

The acidic part in soap comes from many sources, the most important of which are fats. As for the basic part, it is considered one of the components that are difficult to obtain because it requires difficult chemical processes to appear in its final form. This part is usually produced by burning organic compounds.