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Dual Lye Hot Process Shave Soap- First Time Ever!

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Let’s make Lovin Soaps Hot Process Shave Soap! I have NEVER made Hot Process soap much less a dual lye recipe but, what the heck! Let’s learn together!
Some things I did differently from the recipe...
-Used lard instead of tallow
-Heated the oils, butters, stearic acid, and castor oils in the crock pot
-Added a TBS of sugar to the lye water
- Used fragrance oil instead of Essential oil
- Added mica to color
- Added glycerine last with the fragrance to make soap more fluid
Things I would do differently...
- Not stick blend as long after the consistency began to change into the taffy stage
- add mica to the oils in the crock after everything melted
Recipe can be found at lovinsoap.com
8oz stearic acid
4oz shea butter
8oz coconut oil
5oz tallow
4oz castor oil
4.35oz glycerin
2.06oz sodium hydroxide
3.1oz potassium hydroxide
2oz sodium lactate
25.8oz distilled water
1oz lime essential oil
.5oz cypress essential oil
.5oz patchouli essential oil

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Комментарии : 24

@01005356363ah 3 года назад

I knew this video is published long time ago . But I found it since severaldays . I Did the same recipe. Followed all your steps and your advices.and im shoked with the great results i got . Im from Egypt. And I insist to write specially this words to express to you about my deeply appreciation and sending a many thanks to you it was a great soap . Thank you so much

@pepperman18 6 лет назад

As a wet shaver i would not use any soap with mica or clay as it could dull or ruin the edge of my straight razor. what i look for is a great creamy lather and a fantastic scent ! i do not want color in my soap that may stain my $ 200 badger hair shaving brush!! just my 2 cents about soap if you are making it to sell to men. i liked the video and may try it myself..

@southernskyebeauty6567 6 лет назад

Thanks for your response! I have heard that about clays and wanted to avoid that as well. The colorant I used was juuuust enough to color the soap and definitely doesn’t color the leather or stain brushes and towels. I always test any product extensively before selling it. There are some things I would change with this recipe in particular but it was definitely a learning experience and a great jumping off point. Thank you for watching!

@joannestevenson6894 6 лет назад

thanks I didn't even think about the colors staining the brush!

@xyztia12 4 года назад

Question what temperature was your lye water and your oils at I don't want it to volcano

@Unfiltered_from_The_Bronx Год назад

@@southernskyebeauty6567 I think men don't need all the fancy color's. They just want good slick, and lather.

@beccasbythebay 4 года назад

where is the lather test? i wanted to see you lather it up on a brush. did i miss part 2? Thanks for sharing

@wdbreezy 6 лет назад

I've made soap for years, but have never tried a shaving soap. Thanks for this video - I'm going to give it a try! I'd echo your suggestion to watch Anne Marie's Soap Queen videos on lye safety. You mentioned the smell when adding water to lye - I think you meant adding lye to water. You risk a volcano of dangerous lye if you do it the other way around.

@southernskyebeauty6567 6 лет назад

Suzy Whitten yea it was def a learning experience that’s for sure! Please let me know how it turns out!

@bethanycervantes718 3 года назад

I may be wrong, but from the look of it at 10:15, and the scrapings that plopped off the spatula at the end there, that soap is done! the look never really changes after that, but the soap keeps cooking for another almost 30 minutes. the reason your colorant didn't fully incorporate and you had the mottled look was because it was already fully saponified and tending to harden. Those hardened, fully saponified chunks weren't soft enough to take the color. The reason I explain all this is Hot process in a 20 quart electric roaster is how I have made all my soaps since 1995 and I've gotten pretty good at eyeballing when it is done. A simple way to check yourself is a tiny smear on your hand and touch your tongue to it. no zing - it's done.

@joannestevenson6894 6 лет назад

well done! thank you for sharing

@ladymitch32sunshine88 Год назад

Hello, just wanna, is it ready to use, after 24 hrs? Or have to cure for one month? Thanks for response and sharing

@sharonando1517 6 лет назад

Very cool. Looking forwarded to the cut!

@zzz8596 6 лет назад

Waste of time if your not gonna show the cut

@divinasbeautyproducts5211 3 года назад

Can I substitute the lard for palm oil?

@marydhanyalouisa 4 года назад

how hard is this soap in the mug..and is it drying when used?

@Sledhead 6 лет назад

I loved the video, when do you expect your demo video to come out?

@southernskyebeauty6567 6 лет назад

Sledhead hopefully in the very near future! Thank you for watching!!

@Sledhead 6 лет назад

Wonderful, I'm looking forward to it!

@KittenBowl1 4 года назад

Hmm no lather test..

@nainashah3629 3 года назад

Did you use super fat ?? If yes ,how much% ?? Do you need to sure them ?? How long??

@vintagelife5195 4 года назад

lather test?

@jeffcotton526 3 года назад

The soap was ruined by adding a mica-based colorant to it. ALL shaving soaps should be left in their natural color... do you see any colored shaving soaps on the market? NOPE! The stearic acid makes the soap come out a very nice white color.

@southernskyebeauty6567 3 года назад

This was for personal use and more of an experiment at the time since I never made it before. I appreciate the comment and should I ever make this again I won’t add color