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Soap II -- Pure Soap Mink
Oil Shampoo
Ingredients:
16 oz weight coconut oil
1/2 cup mink oil or (4 T. Castor oil)
2.9 oz lye
1 cup water (8 fluid oz.)
Oil room temperature.
Mix and use lye when the water turns clear. Put all ingredients
in the blender.
Follow the instructions for
"Blender Soap" Don't let this soap trace. Process until
the mixture is smooth (no oil streaks) and pour it into molds.
Leave in molds 2 days. Freeze soap 3 hours to release it from
the molds. Age 3 weeks.
Soap III
Ingredients:
6 oz coconut oil
6 oz olive oil
5 oz vegetable shortening
2.6 oz lye
1 cup water (8 fluid ounces)
Fat and lye/water temperature about 120 degrees F
Time in molds: 48 hours. Age: 4 weeks
Soap IV
9 oz vegetable shortening
4 oz coconut oil
3 oz lard
2.4 oz lye
3/4 cup water (6 fluid ounces)
Fat and lye/water temperature about 120 degrees F
Time in molds: 24 hours. Age: 3 weeks
Homemade Soap Recipes : Soap
V
A traditional and blender soap
combination. The fats are expensive, but milk allows for about
12 bars, vs. only 6 bars of the same recipe without milk. Pretty
sneaky, huh?
Ingredients:
8 oz weight cocoa butter
5 oz weight palm oil
3 oz weight castor oil
2.2 oz weight lye (sodium hydroxide)
1 cup cold milk (I used 2% right from the frig)
1 cup water
1 tablespoon essential oil (I added 2 chamomile tea bags and
2 jasmine tea bags, dry)
Fats: 100 degree range
Lye/water/milk combination: 125 degree range
Dissolve the lye in the water.
Add all ingredients to the blender. Process about 30 seconds,
or until the mixture looks smooth and a uniform color. It will
not trace. Pour it into the molds (it won't separate, trust me)
Soap VI & VII
Ingredients:
16 oz lard or beef tallow
2.2 oz lye
3/4 cup water (6 fluid ounces)
Estimated tracing 45 minutes. Fat and lye/water temperature about
120 degrees F. Time in molds: 24 hours. Age: 3 weeks
Soap VIII -- Beeswax Castile
Ingredients:
16 oz weight olive oil
1 oz beeswax
1 oz palm oil
2.1 oz lye
1 cup water (8 fluid ounces)
(melt the beeswax with the fats)
Fat and lye/water temperature about 150 degrees F.
Tracing time: about 12 minutes
FAST! (This is not a good blender soap candidate!) Time in molds:
48 hours. Place the soap in a freezer for 3 hours, then remove
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