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Small batch goat milk Soap

Solid Soap · NaOH · 18 g oil load · 5% superfat · 3 views · 0 saves

The temperature of the lye and oils must be about 90 degrees when they are mixed. The milk powder will burn and discolor if the temperatures are higher. I add the milk, titanium dioxide and lemongrass fragrance to the liquid oils. Then wait for the melted oils and lye to cool down. When the get to about 90 degrees, combine the lye slowly, in thirds. Check temperature of the oil. Keep it about 90 degrees. stir to medium light trace and pour. this fills the 16 bar, little trees mold… good for tiny sample bars. $2.00 ? Check cost…

Soap profile

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

Bubbly15.1Cleansing14.9Condition53.9Hardness41.8Longevity26.9Cream29.3
Bubbly15.1

Target 18-30

Cleansing14.9

Target 10-20

Condition53.9

Target 44-69

Hardness41.8

Target 29-54

Longevity26.9

Target 25-50

Cream29.3

Target 16-30

Fatty acid balance

Weighted from the oil phase using the current recipe percentages.

Lauric10.7Myristic4.2Palmitic11.0Stearic15.9Ricinoleic2.4Oleic44.8Linoleic6.3Linolenic0.4
Lauric10.7
Myristic4.2
Palmitic11.0
Stearic15.9
Ricinoleic2.4
Oleic44.8
Linoleic6.3
Linolenic0.4
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Small batch goat milk Soap

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Net wt. 100 g

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Ingredients (INCI)

Olea Europaea Fruit Oil, Butyrospermum Parkii Butter, Cocos Nucifera Oil, Theobroma Cacao Seed Butter, Ricinus Communis Seed Oil, Goat Milk Powder, Titanium Dioxide