Sweet orange chili pepper recipe?

[Keaaukb]

I can find this soap for sale on a bunch of websites, but want to make some myself. Does anyone have a recipe for sweet orange chili pepper soap? O something similar? Many thanks!

 

[Rachelmf]

It's probably not so much what is in the recipe, but the fragrance oil used. Here's one: http://www.naturesgardencandles.com...-Sweet-Orange-Chili-Pepper-Fragrance-Oil.html

 

[bodhi]

No specific recipe but oddly, imo, that sounds fabulous. Why not try adding pureed chilies and orange eo to your batch?

 

[VanessaP]

I wouldn't add the pureed chilies because of allergies. I would just go with the fragrance oil. Personally, I have both NG's Sweet Orange Chili Pepper and Just Scent's Sweet Orange Chili Pepper. All I can smell in NG's is orange, all I can smell in JS's is pepper, so I'm going to mix them up and see how that smells.

 

[lizflowers42]

I would be very cautious of using pureed chilli, especially if you plan on using this as a body soap...you don't want to burn any, ahem, sensitive areas!

 

[bodhi]

ha ha! good points. Im not a chili eater so i hadnt thought of that. Wouldnt it be ok if the seeds werent used?

 

[new12soap]

It would still contain capsaicin so if you got it in your eyes could potentially blind you, sooooo... um, no thanks! Yeah I gotta add my vote for just make whatever soap recipe you like and add some fragrance oil

 

[Autumnonapia]

I use Natures Garden's version of the scent, and I think it smells awesome! I find it blends really nicely too. It is heavy on the orange, but it is a bit earthier than just an orange. I am guessing that is the chili. I would go another route and use chili powder for a bit of coloring and not add the pureed chili's. It would lend a bit more authenticity to it without making your customers/friends/family cry. =)