Simple Soap for Sensitive Skin, 125 g (2 Bars)

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The best advice I can give you is to get in touch with a reputable EU certified chemist and get a quote.

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Fractionated coconut oil is created to be liquid at room temperature and is used in lotions and as a carrier oil.

It also needs to be able to hold its shape depending on the heat of the melted soap and weight if pouring a large piece. When working with lye, only use glass containers and non-aluminum/tin utensils for mixing and stirring. If you are using the cold-process method, your soap will need to be insulated during the first 24 hours. The lye can only combine with so much oil so whatever is left after will superfat your bars no matter if you add it in with the lye or at the end. It should leave a light "trace" behind (like a small mound of batter that takes a few seconds to blend back within the mixture.

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If you made a mistake and after 4 weeks it measures above 10 don’t just throw itaway as you can rebatch it. If you feel that the fumes may be unpleasant for you, wear a protective mask to prevent breathing them in and make sure that you always work in a well-ventilated room. Place the water jug to one side whilst you weigh your sodium hydroxide, making sure to stick to all the safety instructions given (these can be found in the “handling sodium hydroxide” section of Sally’s book on page 9).

So if you have a mould that can only hold a 1 lb batch (the weight refers to the weight of the oils only) then you choose 'lbs' and input 1. Use the essential oil suggestions for the other two recipes or my piece on making essential oil soap to work out your own: https://lovelygreens. Whilst you have a choice of fats, there is no substitute for sodium hydroxide if you wish to make ‘real’ soap as this causes the chemical reaction that eventually converts the fats into soap. be/sg6wEQjhe5Q Video can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: How to Make Melt and Pour Soap – Goats Milk and Honey Soap DIY (https://youtu. I'm making soap for the first time this winter and just wanted to run my recipe by you to see if you have any advice you could offer.