This recipe incorporates olive oil along with a bit of Pourette red soap color (about the size of this capital "O") combines with the natural yellow beeswax to equal a beautiful peach-colored soap. Dissolve the coloring in the flavoring oil. Use only peach flavoring oil for this recipe and not the more familiar peach flavoring extract, which contains too much alcohol.
Fat temperature: 160 degrees F
Lye-water Temperature: 140 degrees F
Tracing time: 4 minutes
Time in molds: 24 hours
Place the soap in a freezer for 3 hours then remove it from the molds.
Age: 6 weeks
Bayberry Castile Olive Oil Soap
Bayberry is a fragrant wax from a North American Shrub. Bayberry wax plus olive oil equals a naturally-colored soap. The light olive green color is a good base for herbal soap that doesn't require artificial color.
Fat temperature: 165 degrees F
Lye-water Temperature: 145 degrees F
Tracing time: 4 minutes
Time in molds: 24 hours
Place the soap in a freezer for 3 hours then remove it from the molds.
Age: 8 weeks
Pollen Pleasure Olive Oil Soap
Protein rich pollen provides gentle scrubbing grains and a natural honey color to this unusual soap.
About thirty minutes before you mix this sap, combine the fragrant oils and pollen so the pollen has time to soften. Some granules dissolve, while a few remain whole to add color and interesting texture to your Pollen Pleause!
Fat temperature: 155 degrees F
Lye-water Temperature: 155 degrees F
Tracing time: 12 minutes
Time in molds: 24 hours
Place the soap in a freezer for 3 hours then remove it from the molds.
Age: 3 weeks