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Cinnamon Bacon Bar Soap, general purposes, Hot Process.

Solid Soap · NaOH · 1050 g oil load · 10% superfat · 3 views · 0 saves

This soap is designed for general purpose cleaning as it can be an irritant to certain people's skin. It is a great exfoliator and cuts grease extremely well so it works great as a dish soap or general purpose cleaner. It will work on your hands but I would not recommend it as a body soap. Why Cinnamon?: When you use a product with natural essential oils of cinnamon or cinnamon powder you may experience a warm sensation on your skin as the cinnamon stimulates your skin. Cinnamon has anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties making it a beneficial ingredient to use in all natural soaps. Cinnamon has the ability to irritate some people's skin, this soap is definitely not made for everyone. Why Nutmeg?: Nutmeg is antiseptic, analgesic, anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory. Nutmeg oil blended into homemade soap or a homemade facial scrub, can help to get rid of blackheads, reduce inflammation of pimples and fade acne scars. It adds vitality to skin. It reduces the appearance of dull, oily and pre-maturely aged skin. This is a hot process soap done in a crock pot. I do my cook time for 60 min, after blending in the lye-water and reaching a trace . I blend in the spices once the hour cook time has past before sticking soap in the molds. I added green melt-in pigment to the fats as I made this soap on St. Patrick's Day. I used 2 teaspoons of pigment. If adding fragrances think about perhaps removing the cinnamon or nutmeg so as not to clash scents. The liquid used for the lye mix is distilled water. Recipe by CJensen Crafting.