Soap is a cleaning product that is made from natural substances such as castor, olive oil, coconut oil, tallow, and vegetable oil. It is basically a combination of vegetable oil (or animal fat) plus caustic soda, and throughout time it has been used for washing wool in the textile industry, for curing skin diseases and other skin breakouts.

Before you try out soap making for the first time, it is essential to learn about the jargon of soap making first. This will make it easier for you understanding what you will be doing during the process, and it will also help you to better understand the logic behind the instructions. In this piece, some of the most common soap making terminologies will be discussed.


[size=14pt]Terminologies Used in Soap Making[/size]

Making your own soap at home can be really fun and exciting especially when you are very particular with details. When you finally decide to try it for yourself, you will probably encounter words or phrases that you are not familiar with. Here are the most common terms that you will encounter when you read soap making recipes and instructions:

Additives

Additives are optional ingredients. They are not really mandatory in the whole soap making process but they may be added to enhance the soap. Ingredients such as oatmeal may be added for its exfoliating properties, while flower petals may be added for fragrance. These should be added to your soap recipe at a light trace.

CP
CP stands for Cold Processing, a soap making method.

Curing

Curing is the time needed for your soap to just sit in the open for the completion of its saponification process. This allows excess water and moisture to evaporate, creating a harder bar that is milder on the skin and produces better lather.

Degrade

This is the breaking down or deterioration of a substance chemically.

DOS (dreaded orange spots)

Discount

This means that you will have to reduce the amount of a particular ingredient. Most of the time, lye is discounted to make sure that it will all be used up. Discounting certain ingredients also allows the addition of excess oils and other substances (additives). Usually, discounts are shown by percentage.

EO

EO stands for Essential Oils. These are usually extracted from plants through distillation or chemical solvents. These oils may be added to the soap recipe to create scented soaps.

Flashpoint

Essential oils and fragrance oils have a flashpoint, or the temperature in which they begin to evaporate. Do not add oils when the temperature of the soap is higher than the oils flashpoints as it will only make the oils evaporate from the soap immediately. Generally, fragrance oils have higher flashpoints compared to essential oils.

Fixed Oils

These oils can withstand high temperatures without evaporating. Some commonly used fixed oils include palm oil, olive oil, and coconut oil.

FO

FO stands for Fragrance Oils, and they are also known as aromatic oils. These come from the combination of synthetic aromatic chemicals and carrier oils like mineral oils or vegetable oils. Like essential oils, these are added to soap recipes to produce scented soaps.

Gel Phase

Gel phase is a phase that occurs in the early stages of the saponification process. In this stage, the soap becomes shiny and translucent, and this usually happens within the next few hours of pouring the soap batter into molds. Not all soap batters undergo this phase.

HP

HP stands for Hot Processing, another soap making method.

SAP Values

SAP value is short for Saponification Value, and it is also known as saponification number or SAP number. This is basically the amount of lye or potassium hydroxide that is needed to saponify one gram of a particular fat. Making your own soap means that you need to know the SAP values of the oils that you are planning to use to balance the amounts of oil and lye (or potassium hydroxide). Of course, the SAP values of oils will be different depending on the hydroxide that you will use, so make sure you specify if you need it for a solid (lye) or liquid soap (potassium hydroxide).

Saponification

Saponification is a chemical process that occurs when an alkaline base such as lye (sodium hydroxide) or potassium hydroxide reacts with oils and fatty acids to produce soap.

Seize

Seizing is an indication that something went wrong during the soap making process. This happens when the soap consistency starts out as a smooth liquid and then becomes very thick and nearly solid like cookie dough. It can be because of the addition of fragrance oils, temperature or ingredient issues, or the problem could be the batter itself.

Shelf life

This is the length of time that a commodity may be stored without becoming unfit for use, consumption, or sale. In other words, it might refer to whether a commodity should no longer be on a pantry shelf (unfit for use), or just no longer on a supermarket shelf (unfit for sale, but not yet unfit for use).

Superfatting

In order to use up all the lye, sometimes you will need to add more oils to the soap. This is what is known as superfatting, and it has two purposes. First, it allows you to have a margin of error in the amount of lye you put in your soap, making sure that all the lye will be saponified. This reduces the dangers of lye burning you. Second, this produces soap that is moisture-rich, as the extra oils serve as skin moisturizers. It is worth noting that many soap recipes would suggest superfatting when a lye discount of 3% to 8% has been applied. Be sure that you don’t put too much oil as it can create a rather unpleasant and greasy soap.

Trace

The trace is the beginning stage of saponification. This is the stage when the chemical reactions between lye and oils have started, and they can no longer be separated. The soap batter starts out as thin and creamy, which later on becomes thicker as you stir the mixture. You will know that your soap batter is at this stage when you drip a little liquid soap onto the mixture, and the drizzle lines will stay for a while before it fully melts.

Volcano Effect

Volcano effect happens when you pour water to lye as you make lye-water solutions. This is because as water is added to lye, pressure tends to build in the bottom lye layers until it ruptures the upper lye layers, causing the solution to spray up like a volcano. To avoid this, NEVER add water to lye; add lye to water instead.

There are so many methods for making soap. But there are basically four ways in making bar soap. Of course, each method has its own set of advantages and disadvantages, and they have variations as well.

Melt and Pour Method
This method is probably the most straightforward of all the soap making methods, as the instructions involve:

Buying a pre-made soap as a base
Melting the soap and turning it into a liquid
Adding ingredients of your choice
Pouring the soap into a mold
Designing and decorating the soap (optional)
Leaving the soap batter to harden
As this method is quite simple, this is probably the best way for beginners to start out soap making at home. However, you don’t have much control over your ingredients, and the soap product will mostly be based on the soap you bought. It also won’t be as natural as the products of the other methods.

Cold Process
Cold process method is more complex than the melt-and-pour method because this time, you will have to come up with your own recipes from scratch. The resulting soap will be a product of what is known as the saponification process, and it usually takes 4 to 6 weeks to complete. This method is highly popular among home soap makers, because it allows them to tailor their recipe according to their preferences and needs.

However, the cold process method makes use of a corrosive substance called lye, so you will need to learn how to work safely around it. It also takes a lot longer to complete before you can finally use your soaps.

Hot Process
The hot process method is a variation of the cold process method, as this time heat is utilized to facilitate the saponification process. You stir the mixture at various times and the batter is heated at various temperatures to let excess water evaporate. This will make your soap ready for use once the batter cools. Although the waiting time is greatly reduced, soaps made from hot process method can sometimes be difficult to remove from their molds.

Soap Rebatching
The soap rebatching method is also called the milled soap method. This method is very similar to melt and pour method but this time, the soap base is your very own soap creation. Basically, you will need to create soap using cold or hot process method first before you can create something from soap rebatching. This is usually done to reuse unsuccessful soap batches or to preserve the healing properties and scents of essential oils.

Now that we know the types of bar soap available and the common methods in producing them. Can we quickly talk about what exactly is a soap?

Bar Soap is a very form of soap that we have available everywhere. They are commonly used for bathing or washing other things like dishes, cloths and many more. Just anything you can think of bar soap can be use to wash it.

It is called bar soap because it is solid (rigid) - I mean, it can be hold.

Basically, I will be dividing Bar soap into different parts. Mind you this categories or part was guided by my choice and nothing more. So, if you Google or ask someone; you might not be getting my stated categories.

1. Laundry soap
2. Toilet Soap
3. Medicated Soap
4. Non-Medicated Soap
5. Antiseptic Soap
6. Special Soap

All the above categories follow the same process be it cold, hot or melted. But are different in recipe.
By this, I mean whatever, the kind of soap you might be doing (Here I will be using soap in exchange for bar soap). You will follow the same process but the ingredient will be different.

There are so many methods buy which you can produce a bar soap but these four are very common.
1. Cold Process
2. Hot process
3. Melted Process
4. Soap Rebatching

There are so many methods for making soap. But there are basically four ways in making bar soap. Of course, each method has its own set of advantages and disadvantages, and they have variations as well.

Melt and Pour Method
This method is probably the most straightforward of all the soap making methods, as the instructions involve:

Buying a pre-made soap as a base
Melting the soap and turning it into a liquid
Adding ingredients of your choice
Pouring the soap into a mold
Designing and decorating the soap (optional)
Leaving the soap batter to harden
As this method is quite simple, this is probably the best way for beginners to start out soap making at home. However, you don’t have much control over your ingredients, and the soap product will mostly be based on the soap you bought. It also won’t be as natural as the products of the other methods.

Cold Process
Cold process method is more complex than the melt-and-pour method because this time, you will have to come up with your own recipes from scratch. The resulting soap will be a product of what is known as the saponification process, and it usually takes 4 to 6 weeks to complete. This method is highly popular among home soap makers, because it allows them to tailor their recipe according to their preferences and needs.

However, the cold process method makes use of a corrosive substance called lye, so you will need to learn how to work safely around it. It also takes a lot longer to complete before you can finally use your soaps.

Hot Process
The hot process method is a variation of the cold process method, as this time heat is utilized to facilitate the saponification process. You stir the mixture at various times and the batter is heated at various temperatures to let excess water evaporate. This will make your soap ready for use once the batter cools. Although the waiting time is greatly reduced, soaps made from hot process method can sometimes be difficult to remove from their molds.

Soap Rebatching
The soap rebatching method is also called the milled soap method. This method is very similar to melt and pour method but this time, the soap base is your very own soap creation. Basically, you will need to create soap using cold or hot process method first before you can create something from soap rebatching. This is usually done to reuse unsuccessful soap batches or to preserve the healing properties and scents of essential oils.

Now that we know the types of bar soap available and the common methods in producing them. Can we quickly talk about what exactly is a soap?

Bar Soap is a very form of soap that we have available everywhere. They are commonly used for bathing or washing other things like dishes, cloths and many more. Just anything you can think of bar soap can be use to wash it.

It is called bar soap because it is solid (rigid) - I mean, it can be hold.

Basically, I will be dividing Bar soap into different parts. Mind you this categories or part was guided by my choice and nothing more. So, if you Google or ask someone; you might not be getting my stated categories.

1. Laundry soap
2. Toilet Soap
3. Medicated Soap
4. Non-Medicated Soap
5. Antiseptic Soap
6. Special Soap

All the above categories follow the same process be it cold, hot or melted. But are different in recipe.
By this, I mean whatever, the kind of soap you might be doing (Here I will be using soap in exchange for bar soap). You will follow the same process but the ingredient will be different.

There are so many methods buy which you can produce a bar soap but these four are very common.
1. Cold Process
2. Hot process
3. Melted Process
4. Soap Rebatching

There are so many methods for making soap. But there are basically four ways in making bar soap. Of course, each method has its own set of advantages and disadvantages, and they have variations as well.

Melt and Pour Method
This method is probably the most straightforward of all the soap making methods, as the instructions involve:

Buying a pre-made soap as a base
Melting the soap and turning it into a liquid
Adding ingredients of your choice
Pouring the soap into a mold
Designing and decorating the soap (optional)
Leaving the soap batter to harden
As this method is quite simple, this is probably the best way for beginners to start out soap making at home. However, you don’t have much control over your ingredients, and the soap product will mostly be based on the soap you bought. It also won’t be as natural as the products of the other methods.

Cold Process
Cold process method is more complex than the melt-and-pour method because this time, you will have to come up with your own recipes from scratch. The resulting soap will be a product of what is known as the saponification process, and it usually takes 4 to 6 weeks to complete. This method is highly popular among home soap makers, because it allows them to tailor their recipe according to their preferences and needs.

However, the cold process method makes use of a corrosive substance called lye, so you will need to learn how to work safely around it. It also takes a lot longer to complete before you can finally use your soaps.

Hot Process
The hot process method is a variation of the cold process method, as this time heat is utilized to facilitate the saponification process. You stir the mixture at various times and the batter is heated at various temperatures to let excess water evaporate. This will make your soap ready for use once the batter cools. Although the waiting time is greatly reduced, soaps made from hot process method can sometimes be difficult to remove from their molds.

Soap Rebatching
The soap rebatching method is also called the milled soap method. This method is very similar to melt and pour method but this time, the soap base is your very own soap creation. Basically, you will need to create soap using cold or hot process method first before you can create something from soap rebatching. This is usually done to reuse unsuccessful soap batches or to preserve the healing properties and scents of essential oils.

Now that we know the types of bar soap available and the common methods in producing them. Can we quickly talk about what exactly is a soap?

Smiles
:DI done vex

Bar Soap is a very form of soap that we have available everywhere. They are commonly used for bathing or washing other things like dishes, cloths and many more. Just anything you can think of bar soap can be use to wash it.

It is called bar soap because it is solid (rigid) - I mean, it can be hold.

Basically, I will be dividing Bar soap into different parts. Mind you this categories or part was guided by my choice and nothing more. So, if you Google or ask someone; you might not be getting my stated categories.

1. Laundry soap
2. Toilet Soap
3. Medicated Soap
4. Non-Medicated Soap
5. Antiseptic Soap
6. Special Soap

All the above categories follow the same process be it cold, hot or melted. But are different in recipe.
By this, I mean whatever, the kind of soap you might be doing (Here I will be using soap in exchange for bar soap). You will follow the same process but the ingredient will be different.

There are so many methods buy which you can produce a bar soap but these four are very common.
1. Cold Process
2. Hot process
3. Melted Process
4. Soap Rebatching

Bookiemart01:
LOL!!!!
Yoruba people call it "emi asepati"

I think you guys have a point here.
Let me get started.
Irrespective of people's comment or not.
Thanks Bro for the inspiration and direction.
You spoke well.

tugrow:
You have started another unfinished thread, what of former one

Smiles.
Which one of them sir?
However, if there is any thread on finished it is because people are not showing interest.

Why should I keep up posting on a thread that do not interest people?

The only way; I can know you are interested is when we keep the discussion.

Remember, it is not about me; it is about us.
If any thread is not active; it's a collective effort.

Thanks

am happy to start this thread and I hope will we all enjoy it.

I was just wandering if people know how much they are destroying their skin by some useless and unhealthy soap available in the market today.

This is Nigeria. A country where most of the product we buy in the market don't follow due process.

Just like the advert of one popular soap in Nigeria. If you don't care for your health and your loved ones health who will?

Parents, I think it is high time we start doing things for our self because most of the soaps out there lacks healthy ingredients. This they did deliberately because they want to maximise profit.

Do you know that soap can curse some of diseases common in the family now a days?

Here on this thread we shall be talking about everything about bar soap.

1. I will also be helping people correct their recipe.
2. I will also be telling you what and what you need to do in making special soap - the recipe and their ratio of combination.
3. I shall also be answering any questions on bar soap.

Leave your comments below and let the learning begins.

Healthy soap; healthy family!!!!

am happy to start this thread and I hope will we all enjoy it.

I was just wandering if people know how much they are destroying their skin by some useless and unhealthy soap available in the market today.

This is Nigeria. A country where most of the product we buy in the market don't follow due process.

Just like the advert of one popular soap in Nigeria. If you don't care for your health and your loved ones health who will?

Parents, I think it is high time we start doing things for our self because most of the soaps out there lacks healthy ingredients. This they did deliberately because they want to maximise profit.

Do you know that soap can curse some of diseases common in the family now a days?

Here on this thread we shall be talking about everything about bar soap.

1. I will also be helping people correct their recipe.
2. I will also be telling you what and what you need to do in making special soap - the recipe and their ratio of combination.
3. I shall also be answering any questions on bar soap.

Leave your comments below and let the learning begins.

Healthy soap; healthy family!!!!

I am happy to start this thread and I hope will we all enjoy it.

I was just wandering if people know how much they are destroying their skin by some useless and unhealthy soap available in the market today.

This is Nigeria. A country where most of the product we buy in the market don't follow due process.

Just like the advert of one popular soap in Nigeria. If you don't care for your health and your loved ones health who will?

Parents, I think it is high time we start doing things for our self because most of the soaps out there lacks healthy ingredients. This they did deliberately because they want to maximise profit.

Do you know that soap can curse some of diseases common in the family now a days?

Here on this thread we shall be talking about everything about bar soap.

1. I will also be helping people correct their recipe.
2. I will also be telling you what and what you need to do in making special soap - the recipe and their ratio of combination.
3. I shall also be answering any questions on bar soap.

Leave your comments below and let the learning begins.

Healthy soap; healthy family!!!!

Another beneficiaries

How to Make Juice Like A Professional In 60 seconds

I told you that you can use your kitchen blender in my previous post. This is probably because you are to save time and money. Using blender works especially well if you have a high quality high speed blender.

How to Make Juice Like A Professional In 60 seconds

Did I say 60 seconds? I must have lost my mind. Making juice can be very simple and fast but can’t be done in 60 seconds. So, how do we make juice fast?


Simply, chop your produce and begin placing it into your blender, little by little with enough pure water to cover the vegetables. Blend, and add more vegetables, fruit and water as needed until you have enough juice. Then, pour the mixture through a strainer or nut milk bag to catch the pulp. Nut milk bags are very helpful when using your blender to juice because they allow you to squeeze out every last drop of liquid.

Juice production is as simple as that and can be very complex if you want and even more complex if you desire. What actually determines the complexity of your juice production are the fruits and vegetables use have decided to use.

Other Foods, Super-foods and Supplements to Add to Your Juices

Did I say anything about super-foods and algaes before now? These are ancient, whole, raw foods that have more recently appeared on the commercial supplement market.

Generally, we call them super-foods because their nutritional profile far exceeds that of common foods like vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds and grains. They also tend to be more absorbable, which means that your body will be able to more effectively use all of the nutrition that they contain.

Adding super-foods to your juices can help you fill cravings and keep you satisfied. This might be particularly helpful if you are deficient in some nutrients.

Below are some easy-to-find super-foods that you may want to add to your juices.

Spirulina

Spirulina is an algae. It is also the world’s oldest source of complete food – containing a high amount of complete proteins, vitamins, minerals and essential fatty acids. It has been known to aid in the healing of many illnesses including developmental problems in children.

You can add spirulina to your juice in powder form. Then, shake or stir well.

Chlorella

Chlorella is another form of algae that has been around for thousands of years. Because it is less cooling than spirulina it can be easier for people who live in cooler climates to absorb. Chlorella naturally cleans the water systems of toxic waste, and the same benefits are shared within your body when you add chlorella to your diet. It’s a great detoxifier. Chlorella can be added to your juice just like spirulina. Some green formulas even combine the two algaes.

Young Coconut Water

This is the juice or liquid from inside a young green coconut. Oftentimes, these coconuts are sold in your healthy grocery store with a white husk on the outside. This means that the green shell has been removed, and the husk has been treated for travel.

Coconut Water has been used to save lives in 3rd world countries though coconut IV, because the chemical make up of the water is identical to human blood plasma. Of course, this water (or juice) is mineral rich. In fact, drinking coconut while working out can take the place of any sports drink out there. It replenishes your electrolytes in a much healthier way. Add coconut water to your juice if you want something sweet and mellow, but that packs a huge nutritional punch.

Green Powders

There are so many green powders on the market that you can use to enhance the value of your juice. Most of them contain dried vegetables, greens, grasses and roots – so that you get both nutritional value and also healing properties like, liver support.

If you know that you have nutrient deficiencies or problems absorbing the nutrition from your food, adding a high quality green powder to your juice may help you.

Vitamineral Green

Vitamineral Green is a very balanced, alkaline green powder formula that we like a lot. The company, Health Force Nutritionals, takes great care in selecting high quality organic ingredients and balancing their formulas properly for ultimate absorption.

Ormus Greens

Ormus Greens is another awesome option for green powders. They are grown in soil that is rich in gold, silver and trace minerals that give the greens a magnetic quality. They are said to increase the vibrational frequency of those who consume them.

Let me quickly bring to your noticed that there are different juicers available in the market at different prices with great production power. However, if you do not have a juicer for whatever reasons; you can make do with your blender, but the blender must be with high speed. If you must get a good juice production!

Secondly, apart from the availability of a juicer or a blender; there are still some things which are very important. Your choice of fruits or vegetables to be blended.


However, it’s good to know that some fruits are not just best for making juice while some are great. This does not mean they are not used at all but carefully.  

Below Are Some Common Juices Named After Their Major Component

Apple Juice:

Apples are high in antioxidants, vitamins A and C, and potassium. Apple juice is great for aiding in a liver flush and has anti-carcinogenic properties.

Beet Juice:

Beets nourish the liver, one of the most important organs in the body, with hundreds of different functions. If your liver is functioning well, most likely everything else in your body will be too.

Carrot Juice:

High in the antioxidant beta-carotene and full of wonder enzymes.

Celery Juice:

High In Sodium — not the artificial type poured from the salt shaker, which is bad for you, but the good, natural kind that promotes tissue flexibility.

Cabbage Juice:

Cabbage juice is high in vitamin C.

Kale Juice:

Kale juice is one of the most powerful cancer fighting juices.

Spinach Juice:

Spinach juice is loaded with iron, chlorophyll, and carotene, and is used to fight cancer.

Wheatgrass Juice:

Wheatgrass juice is abundant in chlorophyll and antioxidants. It’s also very detoxing.

You can combine these juices together and with other fruits and vegetables in order to get specific results.

Here Are Some Fruits That Doesn’t Juice Well?

While many fruits and vegetables taste amazing when juiced, some aren’t as pleasant.

Also, some don’t have enough liquid in them to juice very well.

Some of the vegetables I’ve listed here, you can juice, but you might be in for a surprise when you do. I advise you try it personally first before using it to make family or commercial juice.

Vegetables that Don’t Taste So Hot When Juiced

Rhubarb
Onion
Leeks
White Potatoes
Fruits that Won’t Produce Much Juice

Strawberries
Avocados
Blueberries
Bananas
Kiwi
Cherries
Remember, juices are made for different purposes. So, I think it’s safe to say that the greener the juice, the more beneficial it is – especially when you’re dealing with a toxic digestive system.

You will remember I mentioned 10 benefits of making juice in my last post while explaining why you should consider going into juice production. I also made it known that the health benefit of juice is endless but limited my post to 10 advantages of juice because of time. Click here if you miss our last post.

It is good to know that most juice you buy from the store is heat pasteurized (Pasteurization is a hundred-year-old process that destroys pathogens through simple heat, and is best known for its role in making milk and juices safe for consumption). There are food safety laws that make this necessary. Sugars and preservatives are often added — and by the time the juice gets to you, you’d be lucky if there was any nutrition left at all. Even when preservatives are not added to commercial juices, vital enzymes that are needed for your body to digest and absorb the juice have been lost. These kinds of juices spike blood sugar, create an acidic condition in your blood and help illness proliferate. That’s not the kind of juice I’m talking about.


How about a tall glass of juice to start your day? So, what kind would you like? Spinach? Kale? How about Kale Apple? Wheatgrass juice? Carrot juice? Cabbage juice? Beet juice? Whatever might be your expectation; you are in the right place.

Today, we shall be looking at juice and the types of juice available. Don’t forget we are still in the series “Quick way to make huge money this Easter”.

I’m talking about fresh, raw, organic juice. If you’re going to drink juice, this is the kind you want to drink.

You will need to agree with me that our value determines our worth. That is why you need to know how juice is defined by top juice producers or manufactures. This because there are different ways to juice definition. So, what is a juice?

Simply put, a juice is the liquid and about 90% of the nutrients from a fruit or vegetable. When made fresh and kept raw those nutrients stay intact. And, more enzymes, which help you digest your food, are saved.

When you make juice you extract only the liquid nutrition from the vegetable or fruit and eliminate the fiber. Fiber or pulp is indigestible, so without it in the way, the vitamins and minerals go straight to feed your cells.

When you drink raw juice, you’re getting one of the most easily absorb-able forms of nourishment. Your cells get fed right away. And, you set the tone for attaining optimal health.

So, what exactly are Enzymes? Enzymes are macro-molecular biological catalysts that accelerate, or catalyze, chemical reactions. Enzymes are alive in all raw organic fruits and vegetables. But they begin to die with time, heat and stress. Drinking juice is a great way to take advantage of viable enzymes. “Enzymes are not simply catalysts that make digestion and all other metabolic processes work; they are living proteins that direct the life force into our basic biochemical and metabolic processes. Enzymes even help repair our DNA and RNA” (Rainbow Green Live – Food Cuisine, 112)

There are basically two types of juice

Fruit juice: Fruit juice is primarily made of blended fruits.
Vegetable juice: Vegetable juice is a juice drink made primarily of blended vegetables.

I do not know if there is anybody here willing to learn how to make juice both fruits and vegetables for FREE!!!

Please indicate your interest and let the learning begins.

abi20:
i tried but couldnt

Tried what?

Here is another beneficiaries.

Anybody can do this

Anybody can do it

ribechi:
Hi everybody

I was wondering if anyone knew where I could buy Kitchen Blenders at Wholesale Price.

Will like you to respond here.

Thanks

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Oga I have liked your Facebook page and also signed up for your newsletter but I'm yet to receive my free DVD

Sir,
There are so many people who have doing the same thing you have done sir.

You see, some people will not complete their own part if the deal and will want us to send the DVD to them. It doesn't work like that!

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johnnobles:
wao. i just started mine today. God bless u bro. very very informative and articulate. thanks

Amen Bro.
We are expecting your design too bro.
Thanks

See his second design.
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He sent this today.
What do you think?
I am happy someone is putting into practice what he learnt.

He sent this today.
What do you think?
I am happy someone is putting into practice what he learn.

Please note that the DVD is a hard copy.
And you will have to come and collect it physically or send someone on your behave.
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