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How do I transform a powder base into solid one?

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How do I transform a powder base into solid one?
« on: 15/03/2016 00:30:08 »
I wanted to know how could i transform a powder base ( arrowroot powder, beetroot powder) into a solid form in the most natural way?
Water, Alcool?

Thanks
« Last Edit: 15/03/2016 08:26:08 by Colin2B »
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