Chai Latte Soap 6

 in Cold Process Soap / Soap by
I just had to make a Chai Latte Soap. Chai Latte, soap making, and spa moments are my favorite things that are being rolled into one! I used Almond Milk in this soap. I made fresh Almond Milk using the SoyaPower Plus Soy Milk Maker.

This soap turned out to be a gorgeous one. It smells really really good. So good in fact, I hate to send it down to shipping. However, I will part with it because it is an absolute must try! Tell me what you think. If you would like a sample, request one in your next order!

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Ingredients
Hydrogenated Soybean Oil
Palm Kernel Oil
Sunflower Oil
Water
Almond Milk
Sodium Hydroxide
Chai Latte Blend		 Equipment
Scale
Soap Spoon
Gloves
Soap Bucket
Jars
Rubbermaid Drawer Organizer #2915
Immersion Blender
Goggles
Spoon
Time spent:
Weighing time: 8 minutes
Adding lye to water: 15 seconds, followed by 60 seconds of stirring
Heating of oils time: 90 seconds
Pouring lye solution into the fat mixture: 15 seconds
Using immersion blender to mix soap solution: 90 seconds
Pour into mold: 10 seconds
Allow soap to rest: 24 hours
Soap Recipe in ounces:
6 ounces Hydrogenated Soybean Oil
6 ounces Palm Kernel Oil
4 ounces Sunflower Oil

3 ounces Water
3 ounces Almond Milk
2.2 ounces Sodium Hydroxide

.32 ounces Chai Latte Blend

Measure fixed oils on your scale. Warm the fixed oils on the stove or in the microwave. I melted the oils in the microwave. Add sodium hydroxide to the water. Mix well.

Combine oils and lye solution. Mix until thin trace. Upon light trace add the Chai Latte Blend and the Almond Milk. Stir well. Pour soap into the desired mold, I used a Rubbermaid Drawer Organizer #2915. Allow to sit until soap is firm.

The next morning cut the soap into bars. Stack to allow good air circulation. Allow to cure for several days before using. Longer curing will result in a harder bar. Enjoy!

Taylor

Cut Soap

Lye Solution

Adding Lye Solution to Oils

Adding Fragrance and Almond Milk

Pouring Soap into Molds
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Chai Latte Soap, 5.0 out of 5 based on 3 ratings

About Taylor

I'm a twenty something happy, animal loving, curious experimenter. I love reaching back into history and trying old recipes for cosmetics or foods. I'm constantly asking "Why?" My curiosity has me trying new things. I love taking walks with my dog as well as staying at home to cuddle with the dog and my cats. Some of my favorite scents include Hinoki Wood, Rose Garden, Jasmine and Gladiator.

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6 thoughts on “Chai Latte Soap”

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    Raquel

    I got a sample of this. Let me tell you, it smells heavenly. It would be cute wrapped and set in a mug with some chai tea as a gift.

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    ping

    A sample of this was included in my last order because I requested it. It smells and lathers great! I would like to put this scent mix together for myself so I can use it for soaps, etc.

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    Robin

    Curious, I’ve got this blend and have debated whether to make cp soap with it. It doesn’t look like the vanilla in the blend has colored the soap in the photo brown. Does it tint it at all? Thanks!

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      Tina

      In time the blend will cause the soap to discolor to a softer tan or brown color. It will not go to a dark brown in our experience.

      Cheers!
      Tina

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    Nicole Sullivan

    Hello, I would like to use the Chai blend in my own soap recipe, what % of the EO do I use? It smells fabulous! Thank you

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