Hi everyone! Here is another cold process canola oil soap! If you are a soaper and would like to try this recipe yourself, I will add it below, along with some links to where I get some of my ingredients. Note: I do not receive anything for these mentions. These are just a few of the places I like to shop for supplies.

Please don't attempt to make this recipe until you have an understanding of how to make cold process soap, and the safety measures that are a necessary part of the craft. There are many tutorials out there whether online, in a library, or in a class, that you can use to prepare yourself to make soap safely and successfully. If you are already a soaper and have the knowledge needed to proceed, enjoy!

Recipe

21% Water of oils
5% Super fat

Coconut Oil 20 Oz
Canola Oil 32 Oz
Tallow 20 Oz
Water 15 Oz
Lye 10.2 Oz
Chromium Oxide Green About 1/8th tsp mix to your desired colour saturation
Charcoal Powder About 1 tsp add slowly to your desired colour saturation
Titanium Dioxide dissolved in water or oil depending on the type you are using
Biodegradable Glitter
https://thegoodglitter.com/products/f...

Molds (Loaf)
https://candorasoap.ca/woodsilicone...

Succulent Mold
https://www.amazon.ca/Wilton2115383...

A couple other places I like to find great soap making supplies are
https://www.windypointsoap.com/
https://www.voyageursoapandcandle.com/

Before you begin, please always double check ingredients in a lye calculator for safety. Typos happen! Also, this gives you the chance to use your own water of oils ratio, and super fat %

Add lye to water, mix thoroughly and bring to room temperature
Melt oils together, mix thoroughly and bring to room temperature
Add lye water to oils and bring to trace with an emersion blender
Add fragrance and mix in well.
Pour off two small portions of batter and add chromium green oxide to one, charcoal powder to the other, and prepared titanium dioxide to the main batter. Mix in thoroughly.
Pour coloured batters back into main batter and then all together into the molds.
Apply a figure eight swirl to the tops of the loaves with a chopstick or coffee stir stick.
Let set enough that the batter will remain mounded when you pull it across your mold on one side to make room for the embeds, or simply insert embeds into a flat top.
Place embeds if desired or finish off here.
Embeds can be made ahead of time with a smaller version of this same recipe with batter done in chromium oxide green and titanium white.
Top loaves with Biodegradable glitter.
Wrap, or oven process at approximately 170 degrees until loaves reach about 155 degrees or are fully gelled.
Set overnight and cut into desired bar size when loaves have hardened up sufficiently (about 1824 hours)
Cure for 46 Weeks
Enjoy!

Thank you for your interest in my small business!
Have a wonderful day!