8 oz. Palm Oil. 4 oz. Shea Butter. 2 oz. Wheatgerm Oil. 2 oz. Vitamin E. 14.5 oz. water. 6 oz. lye. If you’ve never made Cold Process soap before, stop here! I highly recommend checking out our FREE four part SoapQueen.tv series on Cold Process Soapmaking, especially the episode on lye safety. And if you’d rather do some reading, Bramble When using the olive oil bar, rinse to remove excess lather and place it on a soap dish with a drainer to avoid contact with excess water. This helps extend the life of your soap. Mintage : 7.00 Ounce : Ingredients : Extra Virgin Organic Greek Olive Oil , Organic Coconut Oil , Cocoa Butter , Cretan Organic Olive Oil Leaf , Mediterranean Sea Salt Olive oil is made from olives. It’s rich in vitamin E, antioxidants, and things like squalene and oleocanthal, which may help repair skin damage. Olive oil is also not toxic for babies, kills
Olive oil kills lather, so the more you use, the less bubbly your bar of soap will be. Raise the superfat. Try an 8% superfat instead of a 5%. More excess oil kills lather, so you might lose some bubbles. Replace some coconut oil with other lower cleansing oils/butter such as shea, rice bran, avocado, sweet almond…etc.
Make the Lye Solution Make your lye solution in a well-ventilated area, preferably outdoors, by an open window, or under a kitchen extractor Add the sodium lactate to the lye solution after it's cooled below 130°F / 54°C

25% Beef Tallow. 25% Lard. 25% Coconut. 20% Olive. 5% Castor. So for a nice, hard, white bar of soap, just like Granny used to make, use one of these combinations of oils, or create your own soap recipe using combinations of these oils. If you want to use your tried and true recipe, but want it whiter, add some Titanium Dioxide to the batch.

The water should be measured in a heat-proof jug. Next, pour the sodium hydroxide crystals into the water in an airy and well-ventilated place. Outside is best, but an open window will do. There will be heat and steam, so be careful not to breathe it in. Set the lye solution aside in a shallow basin to cool.
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