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Fernando Sage reacted to penelopejane's post in the thread Feedback on recipe for Sandalwood Soap with
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I'd try adding your clay and EO (both will accelerate) before your lye and stick blend well. Then add your lye and you can stir the... -
Fernando Sage reacted to Iluminameluna's post in the thread Feedback on recipe for Sandalwood Soap with Like.
What @AliOop said. I do the same. I don't even heat my solid fats until they're clear, just mostly melted, then turn the heat off. Then...
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Fernando Sage reacted to AliOop's post in the thread Feedback on recipe for Sandalwood Soap with Like.
It's so awesome how you are researching so thoroughly before starting! Once you give it a try, I'm sure you will see what all this fuss...
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Fernando Sage reacted to DomTheDillyHoo's post in the thread Feedback on recipe for Sandalwood Soap with Like.
Hello! Over the past month or so, I have been researching and creating my first-ever soap recipe. This bar's name is Sandalwood Scrub...
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Fernando Sage reacted to DomTheDillyHoo's post in the thread Feedback on recipe for Sandalwood Soap with Like.
Oh wow, that sounded important.. I set it to Lye Concentration and set it to 33%. Ill send the new recipe. So should I be mixing my...
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Fernando Sage reacted to AliOop's post in the thread Feedback on recipe for Sandalwood Soap with Like.
That all looks great to me - you are ready to go! I do like to cover my lye solution while it is cooling, to limit exposure to air...
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Fernando Sage reacted to DomTheDillyHoo's post in the thread Feedback on recipe for Sandalwood Soap with Like.
Update!! So everything went great until I poured my mix of EOs, kaolin, and mica. I have never seen such intense acceleration.. it was...
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Fernando Sage reacted to AliOop's post in the thread Feedback on recipe for Sandalwood Soap with Like.
Good job! Unfortunately, acceleration of batter will not affect cure time. What EOs did you use? Some are known for acceleration. They...
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Fernando Sage reacted to DomTheDillyHoo's post in the thread Feedback on recipe for Sandalwood Soap with Like.
I used patchouli, bergamot, australian sandalwood and lemongrass eo! I don't know where to look to find acceleration traits for them.
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Fernando Sage reacted to AliOop's post in the thread Feedback on recipe for Sandalwood Soap with Like.
There are some great threads here on SMF about which EOs tend to accelerate or decelerate trace. I'm not seeing any in your list that...
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Fernando Sage reacted to Zany_in_CO's post in the thread Feedback on recipe for Sandalwood Soap with Like.
https://www.soapmakingforum.com/threads/lye-oils-temperatures-while-making-cp-soaps.86360/#post-924098 For NOTES - See SoapCalc.net PDF...
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Fernando Sage reacted to KiwiMoose's post in the thread Feedback on recipe for Sandalwood Soap with Like.
One thing to note for future reference, is that it is usual to melt the hard oils together until clear, and then add the liquid oils...
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Fernando Sage reacted to AliOop's post in the thread Feedback on recipe for Sandalwood Soap with Like.
@KiwiMoose when I'm not using masterbatched oils, I do it the way you recommend, because adding the cooler liquid oils to the heated...
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Fernando Sage replied to the thread My soap is dry/crumbly.Found this post today when looking for info about Australian Sandalwood EO. I tried it yesterday twice, the first time we were able to...
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Fernando Sage reacted to DeeAnna's post in the thread Possible issues from under-mixing the batter? with Like.
If you are mixing the soap batter just to a stable emulstion -- meaning the batter that is thin and pourable yet does not separate in...
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