Lavender Soap Recipe

A solid soap by sandi

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Recipe Instructions

Step 1 – Create your lye solution and set aside to cool.

Step 2 – Weigh and melt the coconut oil and shea butter.

Step 3 – Add the liquid oils to the melted oils. This helps to cool the temperature of your base oils down.

Step 4 – Add your fragrance or essential oils to the base oils.

Step 5 – Once your lye solution and oil mixture are down to 90° F, emulsifiy the mixture. You don’t want to mix to trace or you might not have enough time to color your soap.

Step 6 – Divide your soap out and color. I use a mini-mixer (coffee frother) to mix each color. You can eyeball how much you want of each color.

Step 7 – I simply poured the base into each of the three molds.

Step 8 – The soap thickened up a bit so I just plopped each color into each mold. I rotated through them about three times.

Step 9 – I used the handle of a plastic spoon to swirl the inside of each soap.

After your soap has saponified for 24 hours, unmold and cut.

Cure your soap for four weeks!


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Soap Properties

Highlighted gray ranges represent recommended ranges for each property.

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80
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40
20
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41.24
22.5
53.5
26.25
22.49
17.11

INS: 150.59 (ideal)

ideal 15%

iodine: 61.8 (ideal)

ideal 15%

Calculated Values for Oils and Preferences

Superfat % 5%
Saturated 37.56 Ounce(s)
Mono-Unsaturated 40.35 Ounce(s)
Poly-Unsaturated 10.58 Ounce(s)
Saturated:Unsaturated Ratio 57.55:42.45
Lye concentration 100%
Weight Unit Ounce(s)
Soap type solid

Fatty Acid Profile

Oleic 38.28%
Linoleic 10.80%
Linolenic 0.22%
Ricinoleic 3.75%
Lauric 15.67%
Myristic 6.35%
Palmitic 10.64%
Stearic 6.46%

Recommended Additive Amounts

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