Orange + Cream Sea Salt Soapmaking | MO River Soap 

Hi everyone! I'm Holly and in this video I am making Orange + Cream Sea Salt Soap in a loaf. While I do share the recipe used and include informational tidbits about soapmaking, this video is not intended to be a tutorial.
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Camera used to film: Sony ZV-1
Camera used for images: Nikon D3200/50mm lens
Video Editing Software: Adobe Premiere Pro
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💛 E Q U I P M E N T
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Stainless Steel Pitchers - Webstaurant.com (mine are not available there now)
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Wood Molds - Made by Mr. MO River Soap
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➡️ Beginner Soapmakers - check out Bramble Berry/Anne-Marie Faiola, Lovin Soap, The Nerdy Farmwife, and Royalty Soaps for more in depth information on cold process soapmaking. The sources may be books, websites, and/or video content.
⚠️ This video is not intended to be a tutorial.
⚠️This recipe is shared only for experienced soapmakers. This recipe/video does not replace due diligence in learning and knowing how to properly handle lye and make handcrafted cold process soap. Follow all safety precautions.
⚠️ Missouri River Soap is not responsible for any outcome that results from prepping, making, and/or testing this recipe. Follow all safety precautions and heed all warnings for the production and use of cold process soap.
⚠️ A lye solution must only be made in a lye safe container. In this video, I used stainless steel frothing pitchers originally purchased from webstaurantstore.com. Lye and/or cold process soap should never come in contact with aluminum. Do not mix a lye solution in glass.
🖤 R E C I P E
80% Coconut Oil - Natural Bulk Supplies
10% Cocoa Butter - Wholesale Supplies Plus
10% Castor Oil - Natural Bulk Supplies
3% Sodium Lactate - calculated based on the oil amount but deducted from the water amount
20% Super Fat
30% Lye Concentration
Distilled Water - Grocery Store
Food Grade Sodium Hydroxide - Essential Depot
(Food grade for purity)
Cream - this is deducted from the water amount (I used about 1% cream)
Satsuma Fragrance Oil - Nurture Soap Supplies
Snow White White Colorant - Mad Micas
Electric Orange Mica - Nurture Soap Supplies
50% Sea Salt - Wholesale Supplies Plus
Spray completed soap with 99% isopropyl alcohol to help prevent soda ash.
Our soaps go through a complete gel. Large batches will naturally gel especially in a wooden mold.
Cold process soap must saponify and harden before unmolding and cutting. Sea Salt Soaps need to be cut sooner, often while still warm. Cold Process Soap must cure for 4-8 weeks before using.