Perkara : Promosi Lantikan Pengedar Malaysia
Jadi pengedar kami sekarang dan dapatkan harga promosi.
Harga Jual(SRP) = RM21.00(pc)
Harga Pengedar (Biasa) = RM15.00
Harga Promosi(Dec08) = RM10.00
Min.Order = 48pcs
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Tuesday, December 16, 2008
OFFER DEC.08
Perkara : Promosi Lantikan Pengedar Malaysia
Jadi pengedar kami sekarang dan dapatkan harga promosi.
Harga Jual(SRP) = RM21.00(pc)
Harga Pengedar (Biasa) = RM15.00
Harga Promosi(Dec08) = RM10.00
Min.Order = 48pcs
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Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Designer Inspired Savon For Sale For Men And Women
Choose from our selection of designer perfume.
Min order is 2pcs.
Bulk purchase is available at the MOQ of 50pcs assorted perfume.
please contact me for details.
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Detailed Product Description (Soap Base)Our Natural soap bases are manufactured from natural and vegetable oils without
using alcohol as solvent, therefore, it can be handled safety and not
hazardous to health and environmental. It is made from skin friendly
ingredients and free from triethanoamine. Non- hazardous ingredients are
used as foam booster, clarifying and neutralizing agents to replace
triethanamine.
Features and Benefits
High natural humectant content and combines
pleasant touch with mild skin benefits ingredients.
Vegetable-based soap and contains no animal ingredients
Processing without using alcohol to ensure short cure time
Superior fragrance release
User properties similar to a conventional soap bar and very good
foaming
Parfum Savon : Calvin Klein Contradiction (men)
Name : Parfum Savon
Parfum :Calvin Klein Contradiction for Men(inspiration)
Color ; Clear Brown
Price : RM21/pc
Weight : Approx 100gram
Min Order: 2pcs
S/H : RM5 (Malaysia)
Bulk Price : RM15/pc (min 1dz)
Parfum Savon : Paris Hilton Just Me (women)
Name : Parfum Savon
Parfum :Paris Hilton Just Me for Women(inspiration)
Color ; Clear Violet
Price : RM21/pc
Weight : Approx 100gram
Min Order: 2pcs
S/H : RM5 (Malaysia)
Bulk Price : RM15/pc (min 1dz)
Parfum Savon : Boss In Motion (men)
Name : Parfum Savon
Parfum :Hugo Boss In Motion for Men(inspiration)
Color ; Clear Blue
Price : RM21/pc
Weight : Approx 100gram
Min Order: 2pcs
S/H : RM5 (Malaysia)
Bulk Price : RM15/pc (min 1dz)
Parfum Savon ( Lancome Miracle-Women)
Name : Parfum Savon
Parfum :Lancome Miracle for Women (Inspiration)
Color ; Clear Green
Price : RM21/pc
Weight : Approx 100gram
Min Order: 2pcs
S/H : RM5 (Malaysia)
Bulk Price : RM15/pc (min 1dz)
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Make your own soap..(english)
The intention here is to provide the basic data on how to make soap from the most basic materials. There are many fancier soap recipes which make better soaps, as long as you have all the ingredients.
2.Rendering or cleaning the fats.
3.Mixing the fats and lye solution together and boiling the mixture to make the soap.
The first write-up assumes you can just go to a store and buy the ingredients. The second only assumes you have some animals you will be butchering and that you have been burning wood fires and cleverly saved the ashes.
Basic Method
[A. This first write-up is taken from Hulda Clarkís book, "The Cure for All Diseases," pages 529-530.]A small plastic dishpan, about 10" x 12"
A glass or enamel 2-quart saucepan
1 can of lye (sodium hydroxide), 12 ounces
3 pounds of lard
Plastic gloves [really; use eye-protection too]
Water
1. Pour 3 cups of very cold water (refrigerate water overnight first) into the 2-quart saucepan.
2. Slowly and carefully add the lye, a little bit at a time, stirring it with the a wooden or plastic utensil. (Use plastic gloves for this; test them for holes first.) Do not breathe the vapor or lean over the container or have children nearby. Above all _use no metal_. The mixture will get very hot. In olden days, a sassafras branch was used to stir, imparting a fragrance and insect deterrent for mosquitoes, lice, fleas and ticks.
3. Let cool at least one hour in a safe place. Meanwhile, the unwrapped lard should be warming up to room temperature in the plastic dishpan.
4. Slowly and carefully, pour the lye solution into the dishpan with the lard. The lard will melt. Mix thoroughly, at least 15 minutes, until it looks like thick pudding.
5. Let it set until the next morning, then cut it into bars. It will get harder after a few days. Then package.
If you wish to make soap based on olive oil, use about 48 ounces. It may need to harden for a week.
Liquid soap
Make chips from your home-made soap cake. Add enough hot water to dissolve. Add citric acid to balance the pH (7 to 8). If you do not, this soap may be too harsh for your skin.Basic Method When There Are No Stores!
[This write-up was taken from one done by Marietta Ellis concerning the soap-making practices of colonial America, with the tense mainly changed from the past into the present.]Saponification is a very big chemical word for the rather complex but easy to create soap making reaction. Saponification is what happens when a fatty acid meets an alkali. When fats or oils, which contain fatty acids are mixed with a strong alkali, the alkali first splits the fats or oils into their two major parts fatty acids and glycerin. After this splitting of the fats or oils, the sodium or potassium part of the alkali joins with the fatty acid part of the fat or oils. This combination is then the potassium or sodium salt of the fatty acid. As we said at the start, this is soap.
Soap Making Takes Three Basic Steps
1.Making of the wood ash lye.2.Rendering or cleaning the fats.
3.Mixing the fats and lye solution together and boiling the mixture to make the soap.
First Let's Make The Lye
In making soap the first ingredient required is a liquid solution of potash commonly called lye.The lye solution was obtained by placing wood ashes in a bottomless barrel set on a stone slab with a groove and a lip carved in it. The stone in turn rested on a pile of rocks. To prevent the ashes from getting in the solution a layer of straw and small sticks was placed in the barrel then the ashes were put on top. The lye was produced by slowly pouring water over the ashes until a brownish liquid oozed out the bottom of the barrel. This solution of potash lye was collected by allowing it to flow into the groove around the stone slab and drip down into a clay vessel at the lip of the groove.
Some colonists used an ash hopper for the making of lye instead of the barrel method. The ash hopper, was kept in a shed to protect the ashes from being leached unintentionally by a rain fall. Ashes were added periodically and water was poured over at intervals to insure a continuous supply of lye. The lye dripped into a collecting vessel located beneath the hopper.
[Use whatever you have available or can make.]
Now The Fats Are Prepared
The preparation of the fats or grease to be used in forming the soap is the next step. This consists of cleaning the fats and grease of all other impurities contained in them.The cleaning of fats is called rendering and is the smelliest part of the soap making operation. Animal fat, when removed from the animals during butchering, must be rendered before soap of any satisfactory quality can be made from it. This rendering removes all meat tissues that still remain in the fat sections. Fat obtained from cattle is called tallow while fat obtained from pigs is called lard.
If soap is being made from grease saved from cooking fires, it is also rendered to remove all impurities that have collected in it. The waste cooking grease being saved over a period of time without the benefits of refrigeration usually become rancid, so this cleaning step is very important to make the grease sweeter. It will result in a better smelling soap. The soap made from rancid fats or grease will work just as well as soap made from sweet and clean fats but not be as pleasant to have around and use.
To render, fats and waste cooking grease are placed in a large kettle and an equal amount of water is added. Then the kettle is placed over the open fire outdoors. Soap making is an outside activity. The smell from rendering the fats is too strong to wish in anyone's house. The mixture of fats and water are boiled until all the fats have melted. After a longer period of boiling to insure completion of melting the fats, the fire is stopped and into the kettle is placed another amount of water about equal to the first amount of water. The solution is allowed to cool down and left over night. By the next day the fats have solidified and floated to the top forming a layer of clean fat. All the impurities being not as light as the fat remain in water underneath the fat.
You may have observed this in your own kitchen. When a stew or casserole containing meat has been put in the refrigerator, you could see the next day the same fat layer.
Finally The Soap Making Can Begin
In another large kettle or pot the fat is placed with the amount of lye solution determined to be the correct amount. This is easier said than done. We will discuss it more later. Then this pot is placed over a fire again outdoors and boiled. This mixture is boiled until the soap is formed. This is determined when the mixture boils up into a thick frothy mass, and a small amount placed on the tongue causes no noticeable "bite". This boiling process could take up to six to eight hours depending on the amount of the mixture and the strength of the lye.Soft and Hard Soap
Soap made with wood ash lye does not make a hard soap but only a soft soap. When the fire is put out and the soap mixture allowed to cool, the next day reveals a brown jelly like substance that feels slippery to the touch, makes foam when mixed with water, and cleans. This is the soft soap the colonists had done all their hard work to produce. The soft soap is then poured into a wooden barrel and ladled out with a wooden dipper when needed.To make hard soap, common salt is thrown in at the end of the boiling. If this is done a hard cake of soap forms in a layer at the top of the pot. As common salt may be expensive and hard to get, it is not usually wasted to make hard soap. Common salt is more valuable to give to the livestock and the preserving of foods. Soft soap works just as well as hard and for these reasons the colonists, making their own soap, did not make hard soap bars.
In towns and cities where there were soap makers making soap for sale, the soap could be converted to the hard soap by the addition of salt. As hard bars it will be easier to store and transport. Hard bars produced by the soap maker were often scented with oils such as lavender, wintergreen, or caraway and were sold as toilet soap to persons living in the cities or towns.
Hard soap is not cut into small bars and wrapped as has been familiar. Soap made by the soap makers is poured into large wooden frames and removed when cooled and hard.
The amount of soap a customer wants can be cut from the large bar. Soap is sold usually by the pound. Small wrapped bars were not available until the middle of the 19th century [nor maybe shortly after the end of the 20th].
Difficulties in Making Soap
The hardest part is in determining if the lye is of the correct strength, as we have said. In order to learn this, the soap maker floats either a potato or an egg in the lye. If the object floats with a specified amount of its surface above the lye solution, the lye is declared fit for soap making. Most of the colonists felt that lye of the correct strength would float a potato or an egg with an area the size of a modern quarter above the surface. To make a weak lye stronger, the solution can either be boiled down more or the lye solution can be poured through a new batch of ashes. To make a solution weaker, water is added [more data to be added here on how to determine the correct strength of lye].A Pennsylvania Dutch recipe once carefully warned that a sassafras stick was the only kind of implement suitable for stirring the mixture [see Hulda Clark comment above re sassafras] and the stirring must be done always in the same direction [?].
Not Always Done Down On The Farm
Soap making as a trade had grown in direct proportion with the growth of the colonies. Even in the very early days there were tradesmen making and selling soap, who were called soapboilers. Since tallow was the main ingredient for both soap and candles, many tradesmen were producers of both. These tradesmen were called chandlers.Potash and Pearlash Trade
Soap making and the manufacture of potash and pearlashes were closely related trades of colonial America. Pearlash, purified potash, because of its many industrial uses, was an important item of export for the colonies. Pearlash, in addition to soap making, was used for making glass both in the colonies and in Europe....Potash is the residue remaining after all the water has been driven off from the lye solution obtained from the leaching of wood ashes. Pearlash is then made from the potash by baking it in a kiln until all the carbon impurities were burned off. The fine, white powder remaining was the Pearlash....
Buat sabun anda...
Semua org penah guna sabun mandi rite? Tapi x smua org tahu camana sabun mandi dibuat…so dikesempatan ni aku tnjukkan proses pmbikinannya yg aku pelajari sewaktu bertugas di satu syarikat membuat sabun jenama H**.…istimewanya sabun ni ia menggunakan minyak klapa dara (virgin coconut oil-VCO) as a lubricant instead of sabun2 jenama lain yg menggunakan lemak haiwan/tumbuhan….diharap kalu anda ada maklumat tmbahan or teguran/kritikan yg membina, sila komen nanti di bawah sana ok?
Proses pembikinan sabun mandi yg tercatat di bawah adalah kaedah asas kerana tidak menggunakan teknologi moden ataupun mesin2 canggih or bulky seperti di kilang2 sabun gergasi L**, Pal****ve etc..dats why dipanggil home made, korang nk buat kat dapor umah pon leh jer anytime…here goes
Bahan/raw material yg diperlukan
1. 1 botol larutan lye (sodium hydroxide)
2. 6 kampit + 650 ml minyak masak apa2 brand (kalu nk jimat kos,guna yg dalam kampit plastik cap roda terbang or cap tiga bulatan)
3. 1 botol 700 ml minyak klapa dara (VCO)
4. 95 ml pewangi
5. 1 camca pewarna (dilarutkan)
Bahagian 1 - Proses adunan
Masukkan 6 kampit + 650 ml minyak masak dalam mixer & start the mixer…then masukkan larutan lye perlahan-lahan, kna brhati-hati latutan ini memedihkan jika terkena kulit anda yg halus bak kapas tu…:p gunakan latex gloves as precaution…selepas kira2 30 saat masukkan VCO, then pewarna & akhir skali pewangi..biarkan semua adunan td diadun dalam mixer selama kira2 10 minit, depends kepada kelikatan adunan trsebut, kalu dah nmpak ala2 nk likat hentikan mixer…larutan lye ni mudah likat/beku, mandur@supervisor adalah arif utk menentukan bila masa yg ssuay utk stop mixer. Gambarajah di bawah menunjukkan proses tersebut..
Then, cedok adunan tadi dan masukkan ke dlm jug atau apa2 bekas yg sesuay, tuangkan kedalam acuan yg tersedia sepertimana gambarajah di bawah. Hati2 bila menuangkan adunan, pastikan cairan tidak melempah kluar & don’t forget auntie! Wear ur gloves ya…safety 1st
Selesai adunan dituang masuk ke dlam acuan, tutupkan acuan tersebut & pastikan tudungnya ditutup rapat2, jgn bagi pluang udara brkumpul dalam acuan tu..
Then masukkan acuan yg dah siap kedalam tray, susun cantik2 seterusnya tarok dalam chiller@freezer. Satu adunan lazimnya mhasilkan antara 110-120 ketul sabun mandi. Suhu freezer antara 0-10 degree Celsius…biarkan slama 24 jam dalam tuh
After 24 hours, kluarkan dari freezer letakkan atas meja & tanggalkan penutupnya satu persatu, kluarkan adunan yg beku dari acuannya…gunakan sebarang kaedah yg sesuay utk kluarkan dari acuan...samada kaedah kekerasan, diplomasi or gerila…jgn sakit jiwa! Ramai operator kilang tu mngeluh bila sampai tang bab nk kluarkan dari acuan ni, kna buat betul2, klau silap teknik sabun yg kluar tu x kan jadi bntuk yg cantik, sumbing sana sini, end up masuk bakul reject...cth dalam foto. Warna merah tu majoritinya reject sbb shape dah lari & kaler x skata, compared to the green ones adjacent to it…see?
Next, bila smua dah kluar dari acuan…tiba masanya untuk dibalut. Balut gunakan plastik nipis yg lazim kita nmpak caterer guna untuk kaver lauk-pauk seblom majlis santapan especially for VIP dalam official function/feast. Bila dh dibalut comey2 susun atas rak seblom dihantar ke Port Klang utk export...ehh ehh ewwah!
Demikian secara ringkas proses pmbikinan sabun. Feels glad to share with y’all bloggers
Sekian trimas…see ya in de next posting!
Monday, November 17, 2008
Selamat datang..
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We, at ParfumSavon hopes You'll lighten up Your purchase experience with our online shop.
ParfumSavon Natural Handmade Soaps are simple luxury that You can treat Yourself to during every bath. Not only functioning as a cleanser, these soaps are so mild and moisturising, that Your skin will fall in love with it.
Special and natural ingredients that benefit the skin are carefully selected to be included in the soaps, replacing the functions of synthetic chemicals. These natural ingredients like essential oil, herbs, grains and many more also release nice natural aroma, making bath time an unforgetable experience. Fillers like grinded coffees, seeds or grains assist to gently exfoliate dead skin. Goat milk, honey, beewax or cocoa butter give luxury feel to the skin, which are also known for centuries and used by many to beautify their skin naturally. No matter what type of skin that You have, sure there is a handmade soap to pamper You.
ParfumeSavon Natural Handmade Soaps are made in Malaysia by hand at our facility in Malacca.
Some may ask if it is necessary to use natural product on our skin, which cost more. It is a choice You made. Next time before You use a skin care product, take sometime to read and get to know the list of ingredients used on the product label. Do not put off by the long scientific name and believe in all the claims that it makes. Do simple research and decide for Yourself.
Unknown to many, most of the products over the counter these days may contain ingredient(s) that agitate skin. If not careful, prolong use may lead to sensitive skin. Due to this factor, there is an increasing trend of people switching to natural products. This trend is not left unknown by big manufacturers, which they too start claiming their products as "100% natural" to make it more marketable and selling it with bigger profit. The truth is "100% natural", "natural" or similar terms are not regulated. A product contains fraction of natural extract may also be claimed as "100% natural" product.
As a manufacturer, we can tell you how good our products are but at the end of the day, we want You to be knowledgable enough to decide for Yourself, the type of products that best suit You.
Environmental Concerns
Our policy is to minimised the usage of packaging materials and purchase biodegradable packaging material for fulfillment of Your order. We will also reuse boxes and styrofoam peanuts obtained from items shipped to us, and hope You will reuse Your shipping materials too!
We transfer the money saved on packaging materials to ingredients used in our soapmaking.
Animal Ingredients and Animal Testing
All ParfumSavon Natural Handmade soaps or any products that bear our brand have not been tested on animals. We test our soap on ourselves, willing family and friends.
ParfumeSavon handmade soaps also do not contain animal fat like tallow. The only animal source ingredients that we include in our soaps are fresh goat milk and honey. For Your convenient, please refer to the ingredients used which are listed according to the soap variant.
Untrimmed Soap
Most of our soaps especially the rectangle ones are left untrimmed for a rugged look to show originality. Untrimmed soaps are also heavier, e.g., 100g bar of soap may weight more, as much as 10% more. However, less worry, we QC final soaps' weight, i.e., You'll never received a soap lesser than the intended weight.
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