Making & Cutting Castile Soap

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Free Recipe:
5% Castor Oil
10% Cocoa Butter
20% Coconut Oil
55% Olive Oil
10% Shea Butter
Additives: (optional)
5% Cream (Subtract from water amount)
1 TBSP each per lb of oils
Kaolin Clay
Colloidal Oatmeal
Goat Milk Powder
Tussah silk for lye solution (small cotton ball size)
1 teaspoon of color per lb of soap
Hope you enjoy and happy soaping!!
Castile Soap Recipe:
100% Olive oil

[@louisatanner4306]

I love watching your videos. You are very generous to share your recipe and your exceptional skills.

[@janicesjewels]

I've made Castile soap before. I put my soap into individual soap molds instead of a loaf mold. It works out so much better!! :-)

[@HowToMakeSoapOnADime]

Wow!! That was one hard bar of soap! I'm surprised you were able to stamp it. Lovely color!

[@CorenaGaroutte]

Sometimes if you put it in a warm oven you can complete that jell faze and it will be soft enough to stamp. Put a piece of plastic wrap over soap and try stamping it through the wrap so it doesn't pull soap up.

[@duckiestevenson7799]

The kids are watching my favorite movie!!! The Haunted Mansion! Lol can hear the music in the background! Love your soaping episodes! Very inspirational and pretty! Have an awesome day!

[@txurigonzalez8385]

I love your videos Jennifer .A kis from Barcelona ,Spain

[@VirginijaZ]

I made this type of soap a few days ago just for the curiosity . And this was happening to me also when I cut it. I left the bars to dry on the shelf and am going to tidy them later. I think that for this soap it is better to use individual molds. We both had the same results! :)

[@joannayoungjanet]

I think this is the soap I've been looking for..... how good a soap is it for kids with eczema?

[@Sandrawhittyy]

Love your videos Jen ☺️

[@marilynwildflower2758]

my favorite is the cuting and bevleling, I wish she would make more videos on that

[@smplyjenn]

Can you keep us updated as to how it cures month to month.

[@ttschrock7126]

May I have the recipe for your Castile Soap? thanks!

[@ttschrock7126]

LOVE the video!!!! You do a great job and I loved the top!!

[@murpat1]

Looks awesome

[@jchambers2045]

I have made Bastille soap several times and never had a problem with it being to hard to cut.. Maybe because I live in a high humid climate. Also I don't think adding sodium lactate or sea salt would change the idea of it being pure castille.

[@jchambers2045]

On my previous comment I did not mean to write Bastille. My auto corrector changed it from castille to bastille. Sorry.

[@donna4049]

beautiful

[@rosarosado2967]

nice soap

[@khadijahwhite9283]

Love your videos. My question is about your stick blends, how long is your stick blend

[@paradisecity5520]

I think individual molds would be a good idea 😸

[@jackiedeans6603]

Can anyone tell me the difference in lather and gentleness between hot and cold processed soap. ? It doesn't have to be Castile. Just wondering

[@jchambers2045]

About the same.

[@DawnEdwards6267]

Hi Jen, where did you get your stamp and your boy is such a doll!

[@angieg3524]

where did you find/make your stamp ??

[@murpat1]

Hmm that's one hard soap Jen omg and that's the famous Castile soap hmmmmmm interesting

[@natarecreations1990]

Hey Jennifer thanks again for sharing. This is the second time I have seen that little stainless steel pot. I seen it before on Amazon. Whatcha think of it?

[@cheryl739]

You wouldthink as hard as your bars are, that it wouldn't need a year to cure. It will be interesting to hear about the soaps progress. :)

[@MizzTiaraB618]

Jenn, I need this mold! I don't see it on your site.

[@BeScentedSupply]

Tiara B. check the sapphire mold out. it's the same just blue :)

[@preciousbrice8888]

hey, if you don't mind sharing, what was the lye concentration on this particular olive oil soap?

[@oscarsmom9733]

What exactly is the "gel ring"? Is it a phase that the soap goes through or a texture?

[@mandimoo87]

BMW 1234 gel ring happens where the soap only gels in the middle. if you insulate it you can get the gel to spread or if you refrigerate it you can prevent the gel phase.

[@opallicious9938]

hi Noah and Austin!

[@deidratorrez6986]

how long does it sit before you cut it

[@jbloom1981]

I might have missed you saying it but how long was it between pouring and cutting? I don't think I've ever seen one of your soaps this hard at cutting.

[@BeScentedSupply]

Less then 24 hours!! I should have known better as Castile soap gets super hard quickly. It should have been cut about 12-15 hours after being madr

[@mistythompson4918]

@@BeScentedSupply did you have to wait a year? And if so how did it all turn out?

[@jbloom1981]

did you ever try making castile soap again? It's something I'd really like to try but I think I'll either have to hide it to cure so I can't see it regularly or just make some every month and do my best to ignore the rest. 3 kids have worn my patience thin lol

[@MyntOrchid]

Hello, what were your temperatures for oil and lye water?

[@sgaray87933]

MyntOrchid Room temp oil and fresh mixed lye water.

[@jennys1529]

Noooooot ready. Made me LOL.

[@bonnielipke1962]

What a mess

[@kelleyspartiatis4776]

Bonnie Lipke can't find your reply but I got it on my notifications! I'm sorry for thinking the worst. I am so used to seeing nasty comments on you tube that I expect it and infuriates me. Obviously you are one of the nice ones:)