What is Saponification?Saponification is the chemical reaction that occurs between oil and lye. When making homemade soap it is important to consider the values for homemade bar soap, (NaOH), and homemade liquid soap, (KOH). The following is a saponification chart for a variety of soap making oils with their soap making properties. There are two factors to consider before using this chart. Both can determine varying outcomes. 1 - You are adding goat milk to your soap recipes 2 - The size of your soap batch.
* NOTE - Depending upon all of the factors, understand that your mileage may vary using these soap making oils or essential oils for making goat milk soap! All saponification values are converted to ounces.
Lauric Acid & Myristic Acid: Hard Bar, Fluffy Lather Palmitic Acid & Stearic Acid: Hard Bar, Stable Lather Linoleic Acid & Oleic Acid: Conditioning Ricinoleic Acid: Conditioning, Fluffy & Stable Lather There are many soap making oils for making homemade soap. Some of these oils are, also, used for making: homemade lotion, creams, lip balms, scrubs, homemade shampoo and more! Spencer’s Farm are a well-known, respected, experts in the soap making business, worldwide! Learn how to make soap and enjoy healthful skin!
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