Hi everyone, I have been making lye based soap for some time. Recently I read that adding beeswax to lye soap can help add hardness. I'm wondering if I could add beeswax to a soap recipe for hardness instead of using salt.
http://www.soap-making-resource.com/beeswax-in-soap-making.html
Have anyone tried adding beeswax to their soap formula before? What other benefits does beeswax add to the soap other than hardness?
As I'm located in a small tropical island called Singapore with no natural bee farm, I have purchased pure yellow beeswax pellets from a local soap making supplies store.
https://singaporesoap.com/supplies/beeswax-pellets-100-pure-cosmetic-grade/
I'm guessing that it works the same as natural beeswax? Thank you!
http://www.soap-making-resource.com/beeswax-in-soap-making.html
Have anyone tried adding beeswax to their soap formula before? What other benefits does beeswax add to the soap other than hardness?
As I'm located in a small tropical island called Singapore with no natural bee farm, I have purchased pure yellow beeswax pellets from a local soap making supplies store.
https://singaporesoap.com/supplies/beeswax-pellets-100-pure-cosmetic-grade/
I'm guessing that it works the same as natural beeswax? Thank you!