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By that I mean Vegetable shortening. It's very moisturizing and good for the skin.

My recipe is 54% vegetable oil, 23% coconut and olive oil.

Activated charcoal from bramble berry. It may be a water thing. I am trying out new fragrances and wanted to test colorants at the same time. So maybe my calculations weren't right. However I used the same measurements exactly in about 6 other batches with different colorants and scents and no...

The small black squares are cracked all the way thru but haven't completely fallen apart and the round ones are still super soft and were made three days ago

Here it is. The black one was colored with ac completely and round one was swirled with ac and titanium dioxide as the white. Overlook the duplo Lego background. Lol

It's mixed in really well. I use it as a colorant as well and premix in sweet almond oil as I do with all my colorants. I'll post pics in a sec.

There is probably already a thread about this but since there are 150 pages of threads I hope it is not annoying to anyone that I started a new one. I have been making soap on and off for about 4years now and just started using activated charcoal in my recipes and have noticed horrible cracking...

When using coconut oil at a higher percentage rate than 35% it will make your skin feel dry. I use 54% vegetable oil, 23% coconut and olive oil and never feel dry and it lathers up very nicely.