I haven't tried it with mineral oil, but I assume it is probably fine

Sodyum hidroksit +potasyum Hidroksit

I created this recipe myself, sorry 😞

oil 33 : 33 : 34 i presumed, other ingr got to recalculate at soapcalc. hth

Yes, you can use a whisk but it will probably take 5 times as long to reach saponification

I honestly do not know. This was made for personal use.

Thank you 😊 💓 ☺

Maybe you should look at the date the video was posted before you make a pointless comment. If you knew how to do your homework before opening you mouth and spewing out nonsense 😒 you would not have found yourself in this embarrassing situation,🙄 If it is a no for you why invest your time and energy into watching the video and make a comment on it.

You can add fragrance to yours. This is just the cream soap base, you can use the base for many different things

Thanks 😊.

Yes I am having both.

I use an even split for this recipe, if you want it to be softer use more KOH. and vice-versa. In the future I will be using a 70:30 ratio, 70%KOH and 30%NaOH. I think this split would be easier to work with, and also easier on your mixer 😉.

Yes, it is fully Natural

It is 1 part hyaluronic acid to 10 parts water. 1:10. Hope that helps

For skin

Not for sale.

Thank you, sorry about the late reply been busy with school and work.

It is ok

I dont teach any classes at the moment, but I can make a more in depth video about cream soaps if that help 😁

I keep it at 5% for all my recipes

Thank you. The salts dissolves in the water 😂😂😂 you don't need the citric acid. You don't have to double the baking soda.

@@hsborganix4541 Thank you😭🤍 also I know the salts dissolve in the water😭 I made a typo I meant to say will the essential oils start to make the salt get a lot of moisture after sitting in the jar after a while or does it just mix in very well to where it doesn’t do that.

Oh I see 😂. The essential oils do not devolve. They might leave a little residue in the bath. You can choose to omit the essential oils and just light a candle while your taking your bath.

@@hsborganix4541 ok thank youu🤍🤍

3 months.

I dont remember I found it on a free website. I'll share it if I come across it again

There is no difference between flakes or powder.

As soon as the soap is saponified, the sodium/potassium hydroxide no longer exists - it has transformed into soap. Curing is to allow excess water to evaporate, therefore making the soap harder. It is a common misconception that curing has anything to do with the lye. In fact, hot process speeds up saponification, so in theory, the soap can be used safely right away.

It is to have a harder consistency. If you want a softer consistency just use KOH.

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Yes you can.

It is a 10% hyaluronic acid serum

You can store it in any jar of your choice. You can reduce the amount of water, glycerin or liquid oils in the mixture.

Thanks for the compliment ☺ 😊 Yes, you can add other butters and oils. You should add the lye before it cools down

The serum is shelf stable and does not require any preservatives. The shelf life is based on the manufacturers recommendations, ask your suppliers for that. You can store it in plastic or glass jar, just keep it away from the sun.

Yes, it does. It lathers up quite well.

Yes it is the same base.

Yes you can add sugar, I prefer to add mine after so that the sugar can retain some of its grit. I will not get hard again after it has been whipped, If you let it cure for weeks before you whip it, it will get hard. But if you whip it first it will stay fluffy.

You can add aloe to your lye solution, although you would have to reduce your water by the amount of aloe you are adding, I find it is better to add aloe juice than aloe jel, less chance of discoloration. Also try to avoid overheating as best as possible if you can.

If you use Sodium Hydroxide it would firm up a lot and it would be very difficult to whipp.

Ok thank you thats what I figured. I'm excited to make it today 🤗

Your welcome, let me know how it goes. If you are going to add more of any ingredients it should be KOH.

I think I over cooked it ? It was not as fluffy as soon as I put in my kitchen aide it would clump up and harden into semi soft chunks ... I think i will turn it into laundry soap if I can get it crumblely in my food processor. Will try again though and cook it less .. I doubled the recipe I think this time will not double and see how it goes.

I would say Grapeseed oil... a cups worth... start at smaller amounts at a time then work your way up and see what works for you.. looks the be the consistency of a bath bomb before setting it