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Kat's Soap Recipe

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Kat's 4th batch

Kat's 4th batch!

12 oz canola oil
12 oz coconut oil
18 oz olive oil
3 oz castor oil
6.25 oz lye
17 oz distilled water
color-liquid soap dye green, red (pink), brown
Fragrance oils used: Cedar/Lavender from Sweetcakes (green)
Bergimot/Coriander from Sweetcakes (pink)
Woodlands (BBW type) Sweetcakes (brown)

Crock pot method. When soap is done cooking add color and fragrance oil
(warmed)and 1oz of shea or mango butter as a superfat oil.

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