How To Make DIY Liquid Castile Soap

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I know some of you are professional soap makers (#bubble bosses), so I just thought I'd give you my own take on all-natural liquid castile soap (with olive oil, coconut oil, and sunflower oil). It also includes glycerin and a preservative. Use this tutorial to make your own liquid soap for bath and dishwashing. The homemade castile soap made in the video is also available for sale on our Etsy store, the link is below.

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Ingredients and equipment for how to make castile soap (DIY Castile Soap):

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Chemicals:
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Formula:
Phase A
37.2% Coconut Oil
10.6% Olive Oil
2.0% Sunflower Oil
Phase B
12.51% Potassium Hydroxide (KOH)
26.90% Distilled / Deionized Water
10.6% Glycerin

Directions:
1.) Weigh out each of the oils in Phase A. And put them in the heating apparatus / slow cooker on low heat.
2.) Weigh out the glycerin and distilled water from Phase B, and mix these two ingredient together.
3.) Weigh out the Potassium Hydroxide (also from Phase B) and add it to the water/glycerin solution SLOWLY. (And remember always add potassium hydroxide to water, never the other way around).
4.) Add the KOH/Water/Glycerin solution to the main beaker that contains all of your oils. From this point on you can turn up the heat and increase mixing (if foaming is not a problem).
5.) Continue mixing the batch as well as you can. At first little solidified floaters will appear...mix more. Then the entire solution will start to look like a thick gel.....mix more. Then it will start to look like very think bean curd or corn pudding (and you mixer will probably start to struggle). Stop.
6.) Now you can mix by hand for a few minutes to smooth out the mixture. The end result will be a semi-translucent hardened gel that can dissolve in water easily.

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