The Bar Soap – Cold Process gently cleanses the skin with a creamy foam that leaves a hydrated after-feel. The soap contains Brazil Nut Oil which is responsible for providing a pleasant touch and smoothness to the skin while enabling the recovery of moisture and elasticity by strengthening skin’s barrier.
Phase | Trade Name | INCI Name | % w/w |
A | Shea Butter | Butyrospermum parkii (shea) butter |
Up to 100% |
Patauá Oil Refined | Oenocarpus bataua fruit oil, Tocopherol | 19.80 | |
Babaçu Oil Refined | Orbignya oleifera seed oil, Tocopherol |
19.80 | |
Brazil Nut Oil Refined | Bertholletia excelsa seed oil, Tocopherol |
4.00 | |
B | Fragrance | 0.50 | |
C | Water | Aqua | 22.90 |
Sodium Hydroxide | 9.00 |
Procedure for Bar Soap – Cold Process
- In an auxiliary beaker, weight the components of phase (C), water and sodium hydroxide, in this sequence and mix until homogeneous.*
- Mix the components of phase (A) in a separate beaker and heat up to 75ºC-80ºC.
- Add phase (C) into (A) under stirring.
- Below 40ºC, pour phase (B) into phase (A+C) and homogenize gently. Keep under stirring until the soap’s viscosity increases.
- Divide the mixture into equal parts and add the clays to each one. Stir each part until they are fully homogeneous.
- When placing the formulation in the mold, carry out the chosen decoration technique.
- Wait 6 weeks to unmold.
*Always add the sodium hydroxide into the water, NEVER the other way around. This is an exothermic reaction: releases heat and gas!
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Formulation No. COR 061-0221
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