Single Oil 100% Coconut Oil 🥥 Cold Process Soap w/ Coconut Milk - Recipe included | Ellen Ruth Soap

Don't let the simplicity of this single oil soap fool you, it's so luxurious with a fabulous lather! We're going full on Coconuts 🥥, using milk in oil method with pure coconut milk! #coconutoil #coconutmilk #cpsoap #soapmaking

0:00 Intro
1:57 Soap Additves - Coconut Milk
4:36 Coconut Oil Soap Recipe
8:35 Soap Pour w/ Hanger Swirl
10:34 Unmolding & Cutting Soap
16:01 Bevel & Stamp Soap

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Coconut Oil soap Recipe: (this recipe makes approx. 9 lb of soap)
108 oz Coconut oil
15.8 oz Lye (for 20% SF)
16 oz Distilled Water (with 2 T cane sugar dissolved in it, before adding lye, then a cotton ball size amount of Tussah Silk fibers to hot lye solution)
13 oz Pure Coconut Milk (added to oils)

plus additives I add: 2 T Kaolin Clay, 2 T Coconut milk powder, 2 T Colloidal Oats, & Fragrance (please use a fragrance and/or essential oil calculator for the particular scent you're using)

Caution: Coconut oil soap can get very hot in the mold, so I recommend soaping at cooler temps, and not insulating. If you have trouble with overheating, you can refrigerate your freshly molded soap.