Mango Butter 10-Minute Hot Process Soap | Recipe Included | The Ultimate Guide to Hot Process Soap

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Join us today as we make our famous Mango-A-Go-Go creamy hot process soap. This recipe is from The Ultimate Guide to Hot Process Soap and makes an incredibly bubbly, creamy and conditioning body soap. Keep it bare (without scent/colorants) for a beautiful, natural bar or add fun colors and fragrance! We added a little bit of essential oils and kaolin clay to brighten and smooth the color and leave a soft, refreshing and tropical fragrance.
Oils/Butters:
Oil% | Ounces |Grams
Castor Oil 20% | 6.4oz | 181.4g
Coconut Oil 40% | 12.8oz | 362.9g
Mango Butter 40% | 12.8oz | 362.9g
Total 32oz | 907.2g
Lye Solution
Water | 12.16 ounces | 344.7 g
NaOH | 4.57 ounces | 129.5 g
KOH Weight | 0.37 ounces | 10.6 g
Additives & PCSF (post cook superfat):
TOC (Total oil concentration)
4% TOC sodium lactate (1.28 ounces) mixed with 4% TOC Sugar/sorbitol (1.28 ounces added post-trace)
4%TOC Coconut Oil PCSF (1.28 ounces)
4%TOC Mango Butter PCSF (1.28 ounces)
Optional Post Cook Additives: This is the mixture that is in the small clear beaker: Agave nectar, kaolin clay and EO blend (we used ylang ylang, clementine, bitter almond, bergamot) post cook
Optional: 2%TOC Citric acid and corn silk in lye solution & 1%TOC cetyl alcohol melted into PCSF
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[@brownsugarbaby5003]

OMG THANK YOU FOR THAT ENDING LOL!!!! I always wanted someone to actually USE the soap on camera!🥰🥳🥳🥳😂😂😂

[@src3360]

My first time using this hp method I kept chanting Mashed potato, apple sauce, vaseline over and over lol

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

How funny! I hope it went well!

[@nballesterob]

Every single reaction is awesome!

[@kimglenn5647]

This a lovely soap! Thanks

[@brandypayne8781]

💖💞So beautiful and luxurious looking💞💖

[@monicavdg6916]

Beautiful 🤩

[@tfinci]

Definitely a bit confusing when you're use to dumping it all in a crock pot and waiting. Lol. Will watch a few more time and try it. I like the concept of not waiting forever.

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Every new process is a learning experience, be it golf, surfing, science, or even High Temperature Hot Process! Enjoy the learning process and do your research! For us, HTHP is our favorite method of making soap because it is so quick and easy. Be sure to check out our book on the process, The Ultimate Guide to Hot Process Soap: Soap Science, Recipe Formulating, Low Temperature Hot Process, and 10-Minute Fluid Hot Process (HTHP)

[@nikkiwallace510able]

So relaxing

[@dominique0197]

Love it

[@kosmetiknaturalonline2569]

Can^t wait to downlot the ebook, waiting for may laptop being update😅 than u...

[@emeritaabreugarcia161]

Hello, thanks for the very interesting video. If I want to replace the water with mango juice. First I freeze the mango juice and then add the KOH and caustic soda. But doesn't the bleach get too cold with this procedure? First of all, Thanks

[@cheryl739]

Wonderfully creamy looking soap. Kind of found myself wishing you would have put up on the screen the name of the additives as you added them or said it. I noticed you didn't need a low temperature for sodium lactate? I applaud this method as I don't have a slow cooker (only InstaPot and definitely will not use that). Glad I found this. Always wanted to try hot process.

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

We don't quite have the skills or knowledge to do this yet, but it is certainly something we can look into for the future. We are soap makers, not the best cinematographers or video editors, although I would say that they are getting better over time! You do not need to use sodium lactate at a lower temperature and the fact that you don’t need a crockpot to make hot process soap is certainly a bonus! We hope you enjoyed the video and if you try out HTHP, be sure to share your experience! -Susan @ UG2SOAP

[@cryingbroken8824]

Well people made soap over campfires way back when...they didn't even have stick blenders, let alone crockpots!

[@JosieG2206]

Does adding KOH in addition to the NaOH make the bars softer?

[@dianeschiavo]

How are you maintaining the high temperature without a crockpot or some other heat source? I am assuming hot oils combined with lye solution is enough to maintain temp. Thanks!

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

You are correct! The starting temperature of our HTHP oils is usually between 215-220F. The high heat energy combined with continuous mixing, fatty acid blends that quickly saponify, additives that accelerate the reaction rate, and more, produce a rapid saponification reaction that does not require a prolonged application of an external heat source.

[@cryingbroken8824]

Wow, thanks this sounds like a definite MUST READ!

[@mariangies]

Hi, did you use just mango butter?

[@realeyesreal_ize]

If I wanted to add turmeric to this and neem oil, how much can I add? Does this clog pores? Thank you

[@crystaldawn8875]

Im so mezmerized and i think this soap looks like its divine for skin just Lovely💗🛀

[@cryingbroken8824]

Looks good enough to EAT! (almost)

[@mariangies]

Is this an all mango butter soap?

[@YelshayLove]

Super interested in this method especially since the crockpot isn’t involved. Will continue searching for something more in depth

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Awesome! It is our favorite method of making soap! We have a SUPER informative and detailed book about soap science, recipe formulating, and methodology, including tons of tutorials, videos, and details about our 10-Minute Fluid Hot Process or HTHP method! Be sure to check it out on our website!

[@veroc8398]

Thank you so much!!! Would you please share what is in the small measurement, not the Beaker. Is that the superfats? Thank you 🙏🏼😀

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Sodium lactate is in the black measuring cup

[@Lilthis_n_that]

What were the ingredients u added as u went? U never mentioned. Mind u I am a newbie. Learning soap making for the 1st time

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Hi- This was one of the videos we made when we were learning how to make videos so we didn't know how to include clear and successful audio at the time. We have since began adding audio, so we will continue to do this in the future! The ingredients are listed in the video information! If you are a beginner to soap making, we really recommend getting your copy of The Ultimate Guide to Hot Process Soap for more information and the complete how-to guide for soap making and recipe formulating! -Anthony UG2SOAP

[@ambercroul2267]

What colour would you expect the finished soap to be?? I made this yesterday and it’s a dusky pink colour!

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Certain coconut oil brands will create soap that has a pink tint because of a chemical in coconut oil called polyphenol oxidase. The heat and alkalnity in hot process soap making accelerate oxidation. I have seen this range from light pink to a deep magenta color. While this isn't a common occurrence and I would expect the final result to be more light cream colored to a light tan, this would be my guess on what happened! You can learn more about pink hues and polyphenol oxidase in coconuts by searching "pink coconut water/oil" on Google.

[@nataliestuart5433]

your lye hadn't cooled down before adding to the oil. what measurements did you use

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

The recipe is provided in the details and it is not essential to allow the lye solution to cool in hot process soap making

[@alessandracristinaaraujore2016]

Hello, how long are the soap cooking intervals?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

There are no intervals, it "cooks" during the first few minutes of the process

[@aegm77]

Hi, what kind of bowls are those that u use?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Polypropylene

[@brookzucha3993]

What do I do if I ordered the ebook but forgot how to log in? 😳

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Uh oh! Send a message to our free student support and we can help you. We also include directions in your book on how to sign into the student section of our website at www.ultimatehpsoap.com/students

[@anonalone]

Ooow.. What a very stable lather I have ever seen. The 20% Castor Oil help that 40% Coconut Oil to produce stable and dissolve mango butter so well.. Looking that lather makes me feel so satisfied. XD

[@anikulanik608]

Dear sir, Please give me you ready to transparent soap.. And all oil,, soda,, and others any gram writing show video screen... Plz

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

You can find our Ultimate 10-Minute Transparent Soap recipe on the other page and video

[@laurieflores1107]

hey ya'll...do you mix both KOH lye and NaOH lye together in the water...thank you...

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Yes

[@laurieflores1107]

thank you...

[@aegm77]

Why do u need both?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

@@aegm77 It is optional. You can elect to use only NaOH should you choose.

[@krystenchambers7748]

Lye amount???

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

The entire recipe, including the lye requirements, is posted in the video details.

[@sarotouloughian1890]

How is this hot process?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Hot process soap making is a method of saponification that uses heat to accelerate the reaction rate. This is a video of a process we call HTHP or High Temperature Hot Process, which uses the heat from the oils, in conjunction with continuous mixing and chemical additives, to quickly and easily make beautiful hot process soap- sans crockpot!

[@rachidatabahrit4665]

Why you are adding koh in this recipe

[@rachidatabahrit4665]

Koh

[@keykul]

NaOH + KOH in one soap?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Yes. A small amount of potassium hydroxide is added to increase the solubility of the product, which leads to a soap that is slightly softer and has a faster and more stable lather

[@keykul]

@@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP that's really smart

[@shanthinandakumar]

Happy that I bought both the books of yours.but you are giving the recipes here...😟😟

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Although we happily share some of our recipes and videos, the knowledge, education and experience gained from reading, completing and practicing the materials in our books far surpasses any 10 minute KZbin video. Nowhere else on the internet, books, or in the world can you learn all of the same information in one place. Just because we share a few recipes doesn't mean your investment and support in UG2HP and Eat-Sleep-Soap doesn't make a difference- both for you and for local communities in need!

[@kosmetiknaturalonline2569]

Got it too, the hot prosses soon aftr this i will buy the liquid too...collect the money first😂

[@Smorans]

Painfully boring to watch with no commentary or background music

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Painfully boring to read mean comments such as these.