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Lilac & Clay Soap

Solid Soap · NaOH · 100 g oil load · 6.5% superfat · 6 views · 0 saves

Used “pink Brazilian” clay, which brought some color to the soap, I added ~1/4 tsp purple ultramarine type pigment, a small amount that reinforces the pale purple from the clay. This recipe uses a lot of various oils, but rebuild it by consolidating some similar oils. I force gel phase by putting in a warm insulated place, like an oven with the light on, overnight. Since only single color I keep design down to a minimum, like texturing on top. I split this batch between two loafs, then added dried lavender flowers to the top of one. My favorite floral scent. I grew up in western New York, known for its lilacs. We used to smell all the varieties during the lilac festival every year, this soap reminds me of that, it’s a very good fragrance.

Soap profile

Bubbly, cleansing, condition, hardness, longevity, and cream relative to the selected soap type.

Bubbly15.7Cleansing15.4Condition54.6Hardness41.1Longevity25.7Cream30.1
Bubbly15.7

Target 18-30

Cleansing15.4

Target 10-20

Condition54.6

Target 44-69

Hardness41.1

Target 29-54

Longevity25.7

Target 25-50

Cream30.1

Target 16-30

Fatty acid balance

Weighted from the oil phase using the current recipe percentages.

Lauric10.8Myristic4.6Palmitic16.9Stearic8.8Ricinoleic4.3Oleic40.3Linoleic9.6Linolenic0.4
Lauric10.8
Myristic4.6
Palmitic16.9
Stearic8.8
Ricinoleic4.3
Oleic40.3
Linoleic9.6
Linolenic0.4
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Lilac & Clay Soap

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Net wt. 100 g

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Ingredients (INCI)

Cocos Nucifera Oil, Elaeis Guineensis Oil, Olea Europaea Fruit Oil, Persea Gratissima Oil, Butyrospermum Parkii Butter, Almond Oil, sweet, Rice Bran Oil, refined, Mango Seed Butter, Ricinus Communis Seed Oil, Sodium Lactate, Sugar, Clay