AttackedByCoconutOil
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I'm wondering if you can actually make soap using butters and no liquid-at-room-temperature oils, and if so, which would be the best candidates. I will take anything that cleans well enough to deal with germs. Preferably it would lather a little and not completely fall apart, but I really just need this to hit the reset button on all these pseudo-allergies and at that point, I can probably add some rice bran oil.
I have what amounts to an extremely large number of allergies. As far as I can tell, none of them are life-threatening. If it would help to know which oils I've tested and determined that I react to, I can do so, but I'm not including them in this post because the list is absurdly long. The least bad of the oils I react to are refined olive oil and rice bran oil. I have never tried oat oil but oats are pretty safe so I could definitely try that. I have found that I seem to be okay with both shea butter and kokum butter (but not mango butter). If this seems viable, I plan to try some others to test this theory.
I react to every single liquid-at-room-temperature oil I have tried. I react to Mango butter but not shea butter or kokum butter, so I'm thinking I may be able to find a number of these "butter" ingredients I can tolerate. I've also been vegan for the past 10 years so I am really hoping to avoid animal ingredients.
In case anyone is curious, I have been using French green clay to "wash" my hair and it is weirdly effective. So I could make green soap!
I have what amounts to an extremely large number of allergies. As far as I can tell, none of them are life-threatening. If it would help to know which oils I've tested and determined that I react to, I can do so, but I'm not including them in this post because the list is absurdly long. The least bad of the oils I react to are refined olive oil and rice bran oil. I have never tried oat oil but oats are pretty safe so I could definitely try that. I have found that I seem to be okay with both shea butter and kokum butter (but not mango butter). If this seems viable, I plan to try some others to test this theory.
I react to every single liquid-at-room-temperature oil I have tried. I react to Mango butter but not shea butter or kokum butter, so I'm thinking I may be able to find a number of these "butter" ingredients I can tolerate. I've also been vegan for the past 10 years so I am really hoping to avoid animal ingredients.
In case anyone is curious, I have been using French green clay to "wash" my hair and it is weirdly effective. So I could make green soap!