Simple Soap for Sensitive Skin, 125 g (2 Bars)

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Pour your soap into a silicone loaf pan, parchment paper-lined loaf pan, or other mold of choice. I like to use silicone molds because of their ease and fun shapes. But when I first started, all I had was my trusty pyrex glass loaf pan. But if you feel up to it (which I have a feeling you are), I would suggest substituting 100g of the shortening for Shea Butter, then the rest can be substituted for more coconut oil (so 280g more). Be sure to run it through the lye calculator again before deciding how much lye and water you’ll need. If you don’t feel ready to use shea butter yet, just substitute it all for coconut. Maybe you can use Shea in your next batch!

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Hi, this blog of yours it's awesome. You explain so clearly and i just want to thank you for sharing. I'm a beginner at soap making, and all your advices aré really useful. Since the lye may splash we strongly advise that you wear a pair of safety glasses. These are designed so that you can wear them over your normal spectacles, if necessary.

Silicone soap molds are easy to work with but plastic works too. The mold just needs to be somewhat flexible to allow the cooled hardened soap to pop out. It also needs to be able to hold its shape depending on the heat of the melted soap and weight if pouring a large piece. 10 Steps to the Perfect Melt and Pour Soap Bar

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Get everything that you crave most in bar soap. This is soap that feels so amazing you never want to get out of the shower.

Pour the liquid oils into the pan. Stir to mix, and make sure to scrape every last drop from the container. Take the temperature – you're aiming for around 100 °F (38 °C).

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In 2019 Soap Startup conducted a study of preferred soap bar sizes. Although we got consensus on a few in particular, the greatest lesson learned was that everybody has a different idea of “ideal”. Embrace it! Use a soap bar mold that you LOVE. It doesn’t have to be a plain old rectangle. Make 3D fine-detailed mermaid soap. Enjoy the process AND the product. Don’t guess when it comes to adding fragrances or essential oils. Too much can be a bad thing – causing skin irritation among other things.

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Heat the solid oils in a small saucepan on low heat until just melted, no longer. Take off the hob and place it on a pot holder. Also, my Eco FRiendly soap is curing. It looks like it may not be the same shade of white throughout. If it does not dry consistently, is it still OK to use and what could I have done wrong? Any tips are appreciated!