Ranjini Ashwin
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I recently bought Aloe Vera juice to freeze n use in CP soap. But the juice has sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate as preservatives. Can I still use it ?? Or is it going to mess with the process?
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You'll be fine. The minimal amounts of those two ingredients do not affect the process or the product.
Yes. You do not have to freeze aloe juice to use it.
Ranjini Ashwin
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Thank u so much for the quick response
Thank you so much for your quick response
Todd Ziegler
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Welcome to the forum. I had the same question when I first started. My soap came out just fine.
ravenscents
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My aloe Vera soap is my personal favorite, I use the juice in place of water
Ranjini Ashwin
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Have never used it in my soaps. Customers r asking for it. Hope it turns out well
I recently made one using fresh aloe vera, but it has been drying slowly for more than two days, I still can't cut it, I probably exceeded the water value, I only discounted 15% of the water.
they have been drying for a week, today I managed to cut them, I think it is important to remember that this problem does not occur, reduce the volume of Lye water proportionally with the aloe vera juice
they have been drying for a week, today I managed to cut them, I think it is important to remember that this problem does not occur, reduce the volume of Lye water proportionally with the aloe vera juice
You simply use aloe juice as a water replacement. It can be used as full water replacement or partial water just do not use it as additional liquid.
You're going to want to start a new thread. Discussing exactly what you are looking for and your recipe and all details. People will be better able to help you out in your own thread.
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