Water Discounting Cold Process Soap: How & Why - Soap Queen

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Last updated 03 Jun 2024
Water Discounting Cold Process Soap: How & Why - Soap Queen
Water and lye are crucial components of cold process soap. Water is used to dissolve the sodium hydroxide lye so it can interact with the soaping oils to begin the saponification process. As the soap cures, some of the water evaporates and makes a harder, longer-lasting bar of soap. How much water you use in your soap …
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