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I finally made blender soap today. I used an old blender that wasn't much good; so I won't have to worry about cross contamination. I used throw-away plastic cups to measure my ingredients on my scale; and an old jelly jar to dissolve the lye with the water. Several years ago I had purchased individual plastic soap molds from Hobby Lobby. The recipe made about six bars of soap. This is the recipe I used:
6 oz coconut oil
8 oz palm oil
2 oz olive oil
2.4 oz lye
6.4 oz water
1 tsp. lavender essential oil
This soap turned out to be a lovely creamy white color. I can't wait until 3 weeks is up to try it.
This was a very easy way to make soap. I did use goggles along with my glasses as a safety precaution. I just followed the directions on the following website. I am melting some beef tallow in an old crockpot. I am going to try making soap with that next time.
Go to this website for free blender soap recipes:
http://www.colebrothers.com/soapcalc/free.html
Instructions with pictures can be found here:
http://www.colebrothers.com/soap/blender.html
6 oz coconut oil
8 oz palm oil
2 oz olive oil
2.4 oz lye
6.4 oz water
1 tsp. lavender essential oil
This soap turned out to be a lovely creamy white color. I can't wait until 3 weeks is up to try it.
This was a very easy way to make soap. I did use goggles along with my glasses as a safety precaution. I just followed the directions on the following website. I am melting some beef tallow in an old crockpot. I am going to try making soap with that next time.
Go to this website for free blender soap recipes:
http://www.colebrothers.com/soapcalc/free.html
Instructions with pictures can be found here:
http://www.colebrothers.com/soap/blender.html