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Leisurely Making Masculine Scented Soap | Backwoods | Otter Soap Company
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2024
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♡ Hi I'm Nesha, welcome to my channel! I am the owner and creator of Otter Soap Company. I make handcrafted cold process soap and each bar is unique! Thank you for watching and don't forget to like, subscribe, turn on notifications, and let me know what you think! ♡
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♡ In this video I am making a masculine soap! ♡
ꕥ Base Ingredients ꕥ
30% Olive Oil
30% Coconut Oil
20% Cocoa Butter
15% Mango Butter
5% Castor Oil
Super Fat: 6%
Lye Concentration: 38%
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Nice colors for a masculine soap.
Thank you so much!
What were you straining out of the lye water solution? If that was big chunks of lye ... how do you know what's the lye/water concentration???
Great Question! It's sodium carbonate. (Same thing that soda ash is made of). I leave my lye water in a safe spot with an open top to cool and the top of the lye solution is reacting with the carbon dioxide in the air. It's harmless! I personally don't like the look of it so I strain it.
This reaction is also commonly referred to as "Lye lint"