AmeriCorpsâ consists of three programs in which applicants may enroll: (1) VISTA; (2) NCCC; and (3) AmeriCorps State and National. For more information on each of this programs see What are the different AmeriCorps programs?
2 tsp. of a Citrus Essential Oil (Orange, Lemon, etc.) or Fragrance Oil. Melt base and scent. Stir in cornmeal, pumice and clay continually until it gets to a point where it will stay suspended in the soap. By this time, the soap will be quite thick and cool. Pour into molds.
'Melt and pour' is the easiest method of making homemade soap. It requires no special tools except for a soap base and a mold, and is easy and fun for kids and adults alike. This method is the way to go if you want to avoid the lengthy preparation time and serious risk of injury involved in making soap from scratch. Microwave method: Pour the chunks in a microwave-safe bowl and cover with Saran wrap. 2  Heat for 30â60 seconds or until melted. 3  Take it out and stir every 30 seconds to make it smooth. 4  If you don't have a double boiler, you can create your own makeshift version by heating a saucepan half full of water until it boils.