This recipe my 12 year old son helped create and he gave it the name Oh! Rango-mango.
1.9 oz coconut oil
8 oz olive oil
4 oz palm kernel oil
2.5 oz distilled water
1.93 oz lye
At trace, add:
2.5 oz slushy goat’s milk
1.6 oz melted mango butter
2T sweet orange eo
Then, I separated this into two containers, with one having slightly more than the other. In the first container (with the most soap) I mixed 2 teas. baby food carrots - giving it just a hint of color. In the second container I mixed 4 teas. baby food carrots. Then, I dropped the darker color into the lighter color and kind of swirled it around. I was trying to get kind of an "orange-mango" colored marriage.
I put it into 4 individual molds; 2 of which are bars and the other 2 I’ve made into balls. This soap does seem to be especially soft although I did use a lye calculator so I’m not sure if it will ever be a really "hard" bar of soap, but it does lather beautifully and smells great. (I’m just wondering if I was given the wrong SAP value for mango butter. I was told 140 - does anyone know if this is right or not?)
submitted by Teresa W.
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