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201 gm lye
12.8 oz. rainwater
21 oz. olive oil
16 oz. coconut oil
14 oz. palm oil
At trace, add:
6.4 oz. cream
2 oz. castor oil
35 gm patchouli FO
This is strange, the first time I made this with buttermilk, it only took 15 minutes to trace. This time I stirred for 55 minutes and finally I took out a stick blender and it traced within 5 minutes.
submitted by Karen T.
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