RED SILICONE MOULD:- www.amazon.com/OvenArt-Bakeware-Silicone-12-Cup-Muffin/dp/B00CNVBCLK
Colour links
HOT PINK:- www.mineralmakeupingredients.co.uk/epages/BT3899.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/BT3899/Products/FL_200P/SubProducts/FL_200P-0001
HOT GREEN:- www.mineralmakeupingredients.co.uk/epages/BT3899.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/BT3899/Products/FL_210G/SubProducts/FL_210G-0001
BRONZE / COPPER:- www.mineralmakeupingredients.co.uk/epages/BT3899.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/BT3899/Products/20BRZ-C%5B1%5D/SubProducts/20BRZ-C-0001%5B1%5D
PURPLE:- www.mineralmakeupingredients.co.uk/epages/BT3899.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/BT3899/Products/40PURP-D%5B1%5D/SubProducts/40PURP-D-0001%5B1%5D
FRAGRANCES USED:-
(LINKS)
BITE ME:- www.naturesgardencandles.com/bite-me-fragrance-oil
ELF SWEAT:- justasoap.co.uk (only available around Christmas)
U.S. Elf Sweat:- www.naturesgardencandles.com/elf-sweat-fragrance-oil (same as UK version)
POMEGRANITE NOIR:- www.gracefruit.com/item/106/Gracefruit/Pomegranate-Fragrance-Oil.html
BLUE ANGEL:- www.gracefruit.com/item/1100/Gracefruit/Blue-Angel-Fragrance-Oil.html (not like Angel Perfume, this is more of an ozonic fragrance)
Sorry I didn't realise and didn't check, but the Red Hot Cinnamon is not body safe. This will be because it contains real cinnamon essential oil, which can aggravate some people.
Apologies for the blonde moment.
RECIPE IN KILO'S:-
900grams Coconut Oil
800grams Palm Oil
1 kilo Olive Oil
1 kilo Sunflower Oil
150g Shea Butter
524 grams Lye (sodium hydroxide)
700 to 1270 grams water (I always use 700grams water, but if you are a beginner, please use full water until you get used to working with the batch, you can deduct by any quantity you like)
fragrance usage at 30g per kilo, please remember that every fragrance will change the speed the soap sets up.
RECIPE IS LB'S and OZ's
Coconut Oil 31.5oz
Olive Oil 35.00oz
Sunflower Oil 35.00oz
Palm Oil . 28.00oz
Shea butter 5.25oz
Lye . 18.34oz
water . 44.47oz
Fragrance usage, at 1oz per kilo
Melt all oils together on very low heat in a large pan.
Mix your lye and water, pouring your lye into the water, not the other way around.
When both oils and water are at room temperature, then you can mix them together and blend.
(I always soap at room temperature)
IF unsure about the actual making of your soap batter, try Soaping101 channel, where you will see the measuring, mixing and blending of the oils & water, which make up the soap batter. etc.
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23 мар 2018
