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Liquid soap making procedure
The question is whether or not liquid soap can be created from bar liquid soap and can be done in this procedure? Sure, go for it! One or two bars of liquid soap can be turned into a quart of liquid soap by grating them up with a cheese grater and soaking them in hot distilled water so, find a bar of all-natural liquid soap and grate it first and then, in a saucepan, bring a quart of distilled water to a gentle simmer, and sprinkle the liquid soap gratings on top but when the liquid soap has reached room temperature, remove the pan from the heat and leave it alone without stirring. Homemade liquid soap will have a faint trace of color and scent from the liquid soap bar it was made from. After twenty-four hours, if the liquid soap still seems too watery, you can add more grated liquid soap to the liquid soapy water and repeat the process so you can just whip up a new batch of liquid soap by melting together some bar liquid soap and an old bar of homemade pumpkin spice liquid soap. Since pumpkin was used, it has a subtle yellow hue and a mildly pumpkin-y aroma. You can even use it in place of commercial liquid dish liquid soap, although if you want your dishes to come out spotless, it's recommended that you use liquid soap with 0% super fat, like this solid dish liquid soap recipe. Other recipe is available to use it as liquid soap making like make your liquid soap with liquid soap base and from scratch, it will be so useful and affordable and effective to wash your hands. 
hot process Liquid soap making
Olive oil 10 ounce Coconut oil 20oz 9 oz. Pure lye, 4.78 ounce Scenting essential oils (optional) Measure the olive and coconut oils first and Melt coconut oil in the slow cooker. Measure and weigh the additional ingredients while the coconut oil melts. Liquid soap makers measure by weight, not volume. measure the water and lye in Pyrex cups. Start handling lye with eye protection, gloves, and long sleeves. After the coconut oil melts, add the olive oil and let it warm up. Lye and water should be mixed now, you will see Lye reacts with water and emits fumes, so do this in a well-ventilated area like Outside or beneath your stove hood with the fan on is best. Slowly add lye to the water while stirring because the chemical reaction will heat up the mixture, so don't grab the water container without gloves or an oven mitt. Add the lye to the melted oils in the crockpot after gently stirring until it dissolves. Grab your stick blender and use a stick blender to combine, pulsing it and swirl the concoction you can see that it will rapidly thicken and mix. We want it to “trace” When you put some liquid soap mixture on top, it will keep its form like pudding. After tracing, it's easy! Cover the crockpot, set the timer for 50 minutes, and cook on LOW. You don't need to supervise the crock, but you should be nearby to prevent it from bubbling over. Your crockpot usually attempts to rise, so you can stir it to settle it. 
liquid soap cold process
Cold process liquid soap is manufactured from oils and sodium hydroxide lye. Saponification occurs. Melt & pour liquid soap has gone through that process. Trace: Oils and lye water are emulsified at this point. The liquid soap will be like thin cake batter and have no oil streaks at thin trace so, the liquid soap will thicken to medium and thick trace as it sits. Gel phase: Liquid soap becomes gelatinous at 180°F during gel phase. Gelled liquid soap is brighter and somewhat glossy and It's faster to unmold, so with blankets and heated pads, some liquid soap makers push gel phase. Ungalled liquid soap looks matte, try for that make Liquid soap be frozen for 24 hours to prevents gel phase. Curing: After a few days, cold process liquid soap is safe, left it in a cool, dry room with sufficient airflow, let the liquid soap cure for 4-6 weeks, evaporating water makes tougher, milder bars that stay longer in the shower, for this reason It's worth waiting for. Lye Calculator Cold process recipes are simple using this instrument. The Lye Calculator will calculate your recipe's lye and liquid amounts from the oil weight or percentage you input and even Super fat is also calculated Soda ash: It leaves an uneven, whitish, ashy layer on liquid soap. It's created when unsaponified lye combines with airborne carbon dioxide. It doesn't alter the liquid soap's quality or safety and even, it can conceal detailed motifs or make bars crumbly. 
liquid soap making ingredients
liquid soap Ingredients Liquid soap is made from potassium hydroxide, carrier oils, and cosmetic butters. Some carrier oils work better in liquid soap than others. Potassium hydroxide (KOH) turns skin-loving oils and butters into liquid soap. Water-dissolved caustic makes liquid soap. Clear liquid oils: Olive, rice bran, apricot kernel, sunflower, safflower, avocado, sweet almond, and others. These oils should dominate liquid soap formulations. These oils make transparent liquid soap. Liquid soap uses solvent-rich castor oil. It may clear liquid soap. Coconut oil makes liquid soap bubble and clean. Palm Oil & Cosmetic Butters - Small amounts of palm oil and cosmetic butters like shea butter, cocoa butter, mango butter, work well in liquid soap (They include more stearic acid or other non-saponifiable materials that cloud liquid soap or cause sediment. Keep them around 3-7%. ( Liquid soap Ingredients Essential and aroma oils scent liquid soap. Discussing: Liquid soap and other goods are scented with synthetic fragrance oils. Some include natural essential oils and Diluted liquid soap consumption averages 2%. Essential oils, concentrated hydrophobic liquids containing volatile scent components from plants, are natural liquid soap fragrances. Expression, steam distillation, or solvent extraction extract essential oils from flowers, bark, seeds, peel, roots, leaves, etc. Liquid soap colorant like Mica, pigments, natural herbs and spices, and other particle-suspended colorants do not function well in liquid soap because they fall to the bottom. 