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  1. YoursTruly

    Soap Failure!

    Finally, with a saturated to unsaturated ratio of 56:44, I made a carrot and tumeric soap without fragrance! Waiting to unmold and cut. i am so happy it turned out well and itching to try out other recipes. Thank you all for the support😍 @lenarenee @cmzaha @TheGecko @sebs @lunasol. You are amazing!
  2. YoursTruly

    Soap Failure!

    I started researching on oil qualities for soaping and I realized that the fatting acids profile should be taken into consideration when selecting oils. I have also learned that certain saturated fatty acids e.g palmtic, lauric etc can accelerate trace and will make a hard, bubbly bar while...
  3. YoursTruly

    Soap Failure!

    Thank you @lenarenee!
  4. YoursTruly

    Soap Failure!

    Thank you all for your support! After my first failed batch, I had to make another batch of soap...although a smaller batch (weight of oil-200g) This time, I allowed the lye water to cool to almost room temperature and slowly poured it into my oil (100% liquid palm kernel oil). It worked and...
  5. YoursTruly

    Soap Failure!

    50% palm kernel oil, 45% shea butter and 5% cocoa superfat 5% water:lye ratio=2:1 oil weight=550g
  6. YoursTruly

    Soap Failure!

    I do not have a thermometer. The lye was a bit warm when i poured it into the oils. Could it be that the lye was too hot? I will do just that. Is there anything i can do to save the soap or should i just throw it away!
  7. YoursTruly

    Soap Failure!

    Hello, M first soap failed!😭 Everything was going on well until i poured the lye water in the oils and it thicken immediately. Please can anyone tell me why and how i can save the batch of soap. I used a recipe i found here because its oils and butters are available and cheap. 50% palm kernel...
  8. YoursTruly

    Hello! Newbie on Board!

    Thank you all for the warm warm welcome:)
  9. YoursTruly

    Hello! Newbie on Board!

    I am excited to be here and I am looking forward to learning how to make natural skincare products for myself, family and friends.
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