Soap hand workshop, handmade soap making

Here's how handmade soap is made:

1. Dissolve caustic soda with water, put the water and caustic soda in a container, and stir until the water becomes transparent. It should be noted that foaming and heating will occur during the stirring process.

2. Stir while adding the oil, and after the caustic soda is completely dissolved, gradually put the oil in while stirring. Stir with a blender for 10 minutes, change left to right.

3. Pour in the red wine.

4. Continue to stir carefully, continue to stir carefully for about 10 minutes, until the red wine nucleus is completely and evenly distributed. At this point, the liquid begins to thicken gradually.

5. Inject into the mold, stop stirring, and inject it into the mold after two or three minutes.

6. Put it as it is for 1 2 days and leave it in a warm place for 1-2 days. At this time, the liquid has a chemical reaction in the mold, so please do not touch it with your hands.

7. Take out the soap from the mold, you can insert a knife or scissors into the mold for smooth removal.

8. Finally, cut into appropriate size squares, put them in a ventilated place, avoid direct sunlight, and put them for more than a month, and the production is completed.

The recipe for making handmade soap is as follows:

1. Honey moisturizing soap: 70 grams of coconut oil, 10 grams of camellia oil, 20 grams of palm oil, 5 grams of honey, alkali grams, and appropriate amount of water.

2. Cosmos nourishing soap: 125 grams of coconut oil, 125 grams of olive oil, 125 grams of palm oil, 125 grams of hazelnut oil, 50 grams of rosehip oil, 72 grams of sodium hydroxide, appropriate amount of water.

3. Mineral mud cleansing soap: 150 grams of palm oil, 150 grams of coconut oil, 50 grams of castor oil, 50 grams of avocado oil, 50 grams of jojoba oil, 50 grams of grape seed oil, 73 grams of sodium hydroxide, 183 ml of water.

4. Shea butter tender skin soap: 25 grams of coconut oil, 175 grams of calendula oil, 100 grams of avocado oil, 200 grams of shea butter, 67 grams of sodium hydroxide, 200 ml of water.

Soap is a general term for metal salts of fatty acids. The general formula is rcoom, where rcoo is the fatty acid group and m is the metal ion. The number of fatty acid carbon in daily soap is generally 10-18, and the metal is mainly alkali metals such as sodium or potassium, and it is also used to eliminate ammonia and some organic alkalis such as ethanolamine and triethanolamine to make special-purpose soap.

Broadly speaking, the fatty acid salts obtained by saponification or neutralization of oils, waxes, rosins or fatty acids and alkalis can be called soaps. Soap can be soluble in water and has the effect of washing and decontamination. The various types of soap include soap, also known as toilet soap, metal soap and compound soap.

Soap is a general term for fatty acid metal salts, and the number of fatty acid carbons in daily soap is generally 10-18.

Metals are mainly alkali metals such as sodium or potassium, and there are also special purpose soaps made from ammonia and some organic alkalis such as ethanolamine and triethanolamine. Soaps include laundry soaps, toilet soaps, metal soaps, liquid soaps, as well as related products such as fatty acids, hardened oils, glycerin, etc.