Leisurely Making Masculine Scented Soap | Backwoods | Otter Soap Company

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♡ Hi I'm Nesha, welcome to my channel! I am the owner and creator of Otter Soap Company. I make handcrafted cold process soap and each bar is unique! Thank you for watching and don't forget to like, subscribe, turn on notifications, and let me know what you think! ♡
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♡ In this video I am making a masculine soap! ♡
ꕥ Base Ingredients ꕥ
30% Olive Oil
30% Coconut Oil
20% Cocoa Butter
15% Mango Butter
5% Castor Oil
Super Fat: 6%
Lye Concentration: 38%
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[@miadixon6402]

Nice colors for a masculine soap.

[@OtterSoapCompany]

Thank you so much!

[@scottcrable4966]

What were you straining out of the lye water solution? If that was big chunks of lye ... how do you know what's the lye/water concentration???

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Great Question! It's sodium carbonate. (Same thing that soda ash is made of). I leave my lye water in a safe spot with an open top to cool and the top of the lye solution is reacting with the carbon dioxide in the air. It's harmless! I personally don't like the look of it so I strain it. This reaction is also commonly referred to as "Lye lint"