Mint Lavender And Rosemary Cold Process Soap Recipe

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WebJul 28, 2019 · Weigh the distilled water into a glass jug. In a separate container, weigh your sodium hydroxide/lye crystals. When you’re …

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1. I like to start off by weighing out my essential oils into a glass container now. This just makes it easier later on when we come to add them, as getting these minute measurements right can take some time.Weigh the distilled water into a glass jug. In a separate container, weigh your sodium hydroxide/lye crystals.When you’re ready, combine these by pouring your lye crystals into the water and stirring. This will result in a chemical reaction, and the lye water will begin to increase in temperature and release noxious fumes. Turn your head and lean away while stirring, so not to breathe any of the fumes in.Now place to one side, somewhere well ventilated, and allow to cool as we get on with our other steps.Last but not least, weigh out your oils and cosmetic butter. Melt the butter together with your oils in a microwave, using 30 second bursts.
2. Now it’s time to balance our oils and lye water. Check the temperature of the oils and compare this to the temperature of the lye water. We want them both to fall between 90-120F. Don’t try to warm the lye water up, but you can heat up the oils a little bit if they’re too cold.
3. Once you’re satisfied they’re balanced, pour your lye solution into your oils and blend with a stick blender until you reach trace.Need a better description of trace? Take a look at step 5 of Soap Making – A Guide For Beginners Using Cold Process.
4. Now we’re at trace, it’s time to add our essential oils and mint. Add your essential oils first, mix thoroughly and then add the mint. We don’t want all the mint to sink to the bottom, so I like to add it first.

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WebMar 15, 2024 · Step 2: Put on your rubber gloves and safety goggles, then in small increments, slowly add the lye to the water in a heat-resistant jar (never pour water into …

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