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| Beat cocoa butter, palm, Castor oil and mango butter till thick |
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| Melt olive and coconut oil |
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| Add melted coconut and olive oil to mixture and beat well |
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| It should look like this when mixed |
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| Add lye and beat well till thick and creamy looking |
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| Like this like a thick whipped cream |
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| Add scent and colour |
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| mix well |
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| Add pink to one half if you want coloured soaps |
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| put in piping bag |
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| piped meringue soaps, leave to cure for a minimum of 4 weeks |
These little soaps have a wonderful rich thick and creamy lather, and are the perfect size for little hands.
I like to sprinkle mine with a little glitter and top with a pretty heart or star .
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thank you
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your technique!!!
ReplyDeleteI will try it with my cupcake soaps, I was always not really happy with the "cream" topping.
Vivien
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ReplyDeleteIs there a recipe? Amounts of each ingredient?
ReplyDeleteCocoa butter will never whip up if not melted first! Then cool slightly and whip up.
ReplyDeleteAny recipe will work as long as you use 80% hard oil's.
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