Making Soap From Scratch: From Bar Soaps to Liquid Soaps, You Will Never Run Out!Martha Stone
During the hot processing of the liquid soap, the saponification process is finished. That means that all of the lye is reacted with the oils, leaving none behind. So, as long as you are following a good recipe (and have followed it correctly), you will have a soap that is safe to ...
lot of information out there unless you count tutorials on how to grate bar soap and melt it into liquid soap. When it comes to making liquid soap from scratch using potassium hydroxide, the information pool is pretty small. I’m not sure why that is. Maybe because, since it’s liquid,...
This is a recipe for bastille, meaning it’s at least 70 percent olive oil. The soap will have a greenish tinge if you use extra virgin olive oil. Your soap would be cheaper to produce if you use light-colored olive oil. The other oil in the recipe is 76 coconut oil refined, giving...
Another recipe uses Dr. Bronner's Sals Suds. Mix 1/3 cup of Sals Suds, 3/4 cup water, 1 tablespoon washing soda (which is different from baking soda), and ten drops of your favorite essential oil scent. Shake the ingredients well, and you have powerful dish soap. You can also use...
How much soap does this recipe make? Cookingmasta Community Answer It makes just a little if you use the bar soap. But you could just use lots of the bar soap or add some more water when you are finished. Not Helpful 1 Helpful 5 Ask a Question Submit Tips Submit a Tip All...