Salt Bar with Avocado Oil

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alan117

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My most recent salt bars- only one day old, they are very hard, feel quite smooth and lather quite well but need to cure much more before I can really use them and report.
They were a lovely green colour but now seem to be turning a little beige, but still look quite nice and rustic.
The brown colour is possibly from heat generated (and then discolouring the milk) when in the mixture is in the moulds, what do you think?
I didn’t add any colouring or try any swirling etc.

This is the recipe:
Coconut oil 81%
Avocado oil 14%
Shea Butter 3.5%
Castor oil 1.5%


Super Fat 17%

1 litre frozen Goats milk and about 350ml water (ice cubes)

Fine table salt (2kg) (= 60% of weight of fats and oils) at light trace.

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Looks awesome! Without the titanium dioxide, most of milk(goat's, cow's & even nut's) soap will vary in color from light to dark tan depending on the amount & type of oils/liquids used.
 
Looks awesome! Without the titanium dioxide, most of milk(goat's, cow's & even nut's) soap will vary in color from light to dark tan depending on the amount & type of oils/liquids used.

Thanks for that advice!
 
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