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

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Melt and pour soap is already pre-made, and all you do is melt it, add fragrance/color/other extras and pour it into a mold.

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Thank you very much for this recipe, I’m a beginner and all of the steps are provided are very helpful. For more reading on this subject take a look at my in-depth guide on why we use Lye (sodium hydroxide) which is definitely worth a read.Hi Mira, Liquid coconut oil is generally ‘Fractionated coconut oil’ and will have different properties and a much different SAP (saponification) value. I’m not sure if this has been asked before, but for the Honey, Oats and Beeswax Soap recipe, if you want to get the lovely brown colour you say to add the honey in lye solution. Many fragrance oils can cause soap batches to seize (go very firm, very quickly), so I’d recommend that you add them to your warm oils at the same time that you add the lye solution. These items are not very expensive and some of them you will have already, some you can make and some you will need to purchase.

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Will I need to adjust the amount of lye used or other ingredients due to different percentage of purity or does this not affect the recipe measurements (example: 99% purity versus 98% or 97%)? Soap making is not dangerous if you handle the sodium, potassium and other lye-associated ingredients correctly and sensibly. I have made your simple flower recipe using lavender essential oil, the soap is curing and is 10 days in.Just not sure if I would have trouble getting the soap out, or if there is something I can do to make it easier to get the soap out. Sorry, I forgot to ask, I have a silicone mould with individual soap cubes, and I noticed you advised someone to use a higher temperature (55C/130F) with this type of mould but with using honey in the recipe I should stick to lower temperatures. You can also make liquid soap which was a lot of fun, or you can make hot process soapwhich is quicker than the cold process and less volatile, but perhaps not as pretty. However, if it is your first time making soap, then I strongly recommend to just follow the recipe exactly how it’s written.

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My favourite is poppy seeds, although you can use anything that’s coarse and doesn’t dissolve in liquid soap batter.

You can create your own MSDS by literally copying the information from another MSDS sheet for the same herb. The soap will still be caustic at this point so I would recommend still handling it with gloves for the first 48 hours. This summer, we want you to make the most of your time with friends, so we’ve teamed up with Sigrid for some inspiration on just how to do that.

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Whilst it is possible to make soap without a handheld stick blender, it will save hours of stirring if you use one. That means this recipe makes soap bars that are gentle on your skin and can be used by the entire family. Hi Robyn and thank you :) What I mean is that you mix the lye and water together and while it’s hot, add the flower petals. Even some of the most hard-core traditional cold process soap makers have been saved by the instant usability of melt and pour soap.

I then made the simple hot process recipe, but I didn’t have mango butter so I incorrectly substituted it with shea butter.