I make these Goat's Milk and Activated Charcoal soap for home use, but they can also be purchased here on the island of Tobago.
If you would like to make your own (and I would encourage you to) use this recipe. I created these soaps using the Cold Process method and the recipe assumes that you already know how to make soaps.
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NOTES ON THE RECIPE
This is a 2 lb (32 ounces) batch
The soap may start off soft, but will harden up nicely in the curing time
Curing time is 30 days
There is a 5% superfat in this soap.
THE RECIPE
Fixed Oils:
12.8 ounces Organic Coconut Oil
12.8 ounces Sunflower Oil
6.4 ounces Olive Oil
Lye Solution
4.6 ounces lye crystals
12 ounces distilled water
Additives:
1 tablespoon Activated Charcoal
Just enough coconut oil or Olive oil to create a paste with the charcoal.
Additional Notes
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High in Vitamin E, Sunflower oil will slow down oxidation in this soap bar.
The large proportion of organic coconut oil also ensures that this bar will have durability and resist rancidity.
I prefer to pour this soap into individual soap cavities, rather than in a log mold. This is because the high coconut oil proportion, tends to trap a lot of heat in the soap log which may cause cracks in the log.
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