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=== Appearance of soap-making ===
Before soaps were in use, the grease harvested from the Molcupoca tree was simply solidified and used as such, raw, without any added process. First attempts to create a soap out of it were made by obtaining lye by mixing sea water and sulfuric acid from combusting sulfur, limestone and charcoal (this method was imported from
With the industrial revolution sweeping through Gondwana, new possibilities were discovered. The use of electricity in salted water to make caustic soda lead to the ability to produce soap.
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Mostly used to wash the body, hands and face included. It is said to have cutaneous benefits, such as curing various skin issues, like eczema or urticaria. It can be used safely by anybody as it doesn't have any allergenic ingredient. It also essentially kills bacterias, therefore it is a great hygienic product.
[[Category:Ayaupia]]
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