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Hello soap community. A little while back someone shared a soap recipe. It is good 😀 Does anyone have a cold process batter whitening solution that is natural and works comparably to titanium dioxide?

Oh no. I'll certainly keep it posted to help others. Just made the adjusted recipe this evening and I have a good feeling. I used rice bran,,love that I had more time to think instead of it becoming instantly thick!

Will do, akseattle! Thanks 🙂

That sounds lovely

Oh interesting. Thank you for that input. I tried the olive oil pomace independently just rubbed it onto my arm last nightand it caused a burning, uncomfortable sensation I get from my soaps. So that will have to be replaced. I have tried 7 different recipes now. I think I’ll switch to lard like...

23%palm kernal 29% palm 29% olive pomace 3.68% avacado 5%castorcaster 5.8% apricot kernal Lye 4.62 Water 8.62 New soaper here. Trying to use up the palm I bought👩🏻‍🦳

I haven’t found much. Wondering if there is a way to make cold process soap not harsh.

I meant 8*

Hello. I don’t know where my post went. Can you tell me the ph of your soaps? Mine are 9 I am trying to get it to be nicer on the skin. Any help?

What is the ph of your cold process soap?

Bdab can I buy one of your soaps😍

Oh I see . That does help 🧼 Thanks maple

Hi again. Do you put vegetable glycerin in your cold process soap?

I’m interested in using Lard. Probably should use up this palm. Thank you d it sounds good. Lower coconut too

Thank you

Hi. I have sensitive skin. And I don’t like the bar to be too soft.

9oz coconut 7oz palm 7oz olive pomace 5oz castor 1oz Avacado oil 2 oz shea 7% super fat and a little grapefruit extract added at trace

Ooh thank you so much that does sound nicer

No I have not tried any lard hmm

Well it seems that the only soap I've made that doesn't dry out my skin was with 3oz cocoa butter(so expensive) and a 15%super-fat(too soft). Maybe i just have ultra sensitive skin I dont use clays anymore since some of them feel drying. I dont want to break the bank but also dont want to be dry...