How to make Longer Lasting Rich Olive Oil Cold Process Soap with Lots of Lather - Dawn Organics
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2024
- Hello again everyone, today we’ll be making some simple, elegant and lather rich olive oil soap. This is a private label soap I make for a Lebanese restaurant in Melbourne located in the beautiful suburb of Brunswick. Lebanese olive oil soap is a staple in our culture, and not many people make it here in Australia. Lucky for us we can buy it from a wholesaler here, which comes straight from northern Lebanon, the olive trees date back at least 5000 years in the region and are native and prized for their delicious taste and excellent conditioning benefits to the skin
I hope you enjoy the video, Thanks for watching and happy soaping!
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Recipe Information;
Yields 24 60g Average Bars (After Cure)
Base Recipe 1000g oil batch, Percentages based on oil amount
Pot Phase;
85% Lebanese Cold Pressed Extra Virgin Olive Oil (Cortas)
10% Coconut Oil (Heirloom Body Care)
5% Castor Oil (Heirloom Body Care)
3% Australian White Kaolin Clay (New Directions) Optional
0.7% of Natural Vitamin E Mixed Tocopherols 70% (AWO - Australian Wholesale Oils)
Water Phase;
1.5% Sodium Lactate (Heirloom Body Care) Optional
1.2% Himalayan Pink Salt (Woolworths)
2% Organic Raw Sugar (Woolworths) Optional
1% Citric Acid (Blants) Refer to LyeCalc for specific values
22% Water to Oil Ratio - Distilled Water Moore’s Ultra-Pure Water (Woolworths)
99% Purity Sodium Hydroxide (Sydney Solvents)
5% Superfat
Great Quality Carrier Oils in Australia on a budget;
Remano Extra Virgin Cold Pressed Spanish Olive Oil 3.78L $19.99 (ALDI)
The Olive Tree Australian Extra Virgin Cold Pressed Olive Oil 3L $23.99 (ALDI)
Just Organic Extra Virgin Cold Pressed Olive Oil 500ml $4.69 (ALDI)
Just Organic Virgin Coconut Oil 900g $8.99 (ALDI)
Bondall Sodium Hydroxide 98% Purity 1kg $9.05 (Bunnings)
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My skin felt nourished just watching you make this lovely soap George (power of the mind)! 🐾🦋
Thanks Marion. It's an ultra gentle bar for sure 😁😊🙏🙏🙏
Beautiful ingredients, beautiful soap. My castile always seems to get a partial gel, they do fade out mostly but even if they didn't I still think it's beautiful soap.
Thanks Holly. This is true 9/10 there is a gel ring of some sort, they always turn out great though. Thanks for watching 😊😁🙏🙏🙏
What a beautiful nourishing soap.. thanks George
Thanks Nerina 😊🙏🙏🙏
Love the story on this George. This stuff is gold! hearing your background and story makes me connect to your soap making in a different way! Love it! keep it up
Thanks Delizia, glad to hear it. Actually I should have mentioned in the video quiet recently I found out I have relatives and a long ancestry of soap making, funny how it's in the DNA and Genes to fall in love with an art such as soap making 🙏🙏🙏
@@DawnOrganics yes!!!! awesome. I have a similar story from my ancestors in Italy. people love that story
@@delizianaturally Wow lovely to hear. I guess the soap addiction is so real it's passed down 😂😂🙏🙏🙏
This soap looks so gorgeous and creamy. So beautiful. That oil looks amazing. What a lovely thing for a restaurant to sell soap too. I love that. Love your chatting in the videos too. Thank you again for sharing. I’ve never made a 100% olive oil soap as the cure time puts me off as I’m too inpatient. I will one day as I’m curious. Xxx thank you again. Cass. Xx
Thanks Cass. It is nice indeed. Pure olive oil makes a great gentle soap. Can feel a little soft and slimy with very little lather nevertheless a beautiful gentle soap 🙏🙏🙏
Thsnk you. Guess I can make a liquid soap with just the same ingredients
Thanks Zouhra, you definitely can. The only difference will be using KOH (potassium hydroxide) over NaOH (Sodium Hydroxide) 🙏
@@DawnOrganics 👍 thank you ❤
Thanks for the video, can't wait to make some soap again. Have a great weekend ❤
Thanks for watching! Oh definitely must make soap again! Soap is life 😊😁🙏🙏🙏
Good information easy to learn, Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Hey, I add Salt for hardness and sugar for bubbles. Or I use Beer.
I've never used beer but if it works for you that's great 🙏
Thank you very much for the very nice video 🙏🏻🌷💚
Thanks for watching Hafsa. 😁🙏🙏🙏
Also just to add i would love to see more of your story and history on an About page on your website!
Thanks Delizia, it is available on the website under blog the initial spark of what made me get into soap making 🙏🙏🙏
@@DawnOrganics yes I see it now, it's at the bottom. Make it first thing mate, if you want, - it's the most interesting!!!
This was so nice. Good old olive oil soap. Hey, thought soaps from that area also include laurel berry oil? Have you ever made Aleppo soap?
Thanks Belinda. I have never made it but keen to one day. I actually am not that familiar with the recipe so will need to watch some videos on it! Do you recommend any? 🙏🙏🙏
@@DawnOrganics I was researching a natural treatment for my son with tinea versicolor and found laurel berry oil. It was very expensive to buy here in USA, but he's my son and that's what moms do! I started off making body butter with it. Unfortunately if you don't use the body butter, it doesn't work (boys). This led me to soap making. I watched many Aleppo soap videos, but due to the cost, the quantity of laurel berry oil in their recipe was usually only 20%. True Aleppo with all the benefits is supposed to be olive oil and laurel berry each at 50%. I did find one video where 50% was used. It was the first soap I made. While I waited a year for it to cure, I found you and Elly! Between the two of you, I have learned SO much! When I find the video, I'll let you know.
It is also very expensive here, 50% would be costly but worth it if it's going to help with the skin issues. Sounds like a lovely bar though, definitely a year is a long time (I'd be way to inpatient I'd use after a week or two for myself haha) How was it? I assume you used it? Sounds very interesting indeed. That's sweet thanks so much for tuning into our content, Elly is a true gem 🙏🙏🙏
@@DawnOrganics It is truly wonderful soap! Suds up as if it had coconut oil in it! Try watching The Happy Soap Group or Edens Secret making Aleppo soap.
I'm sure that soap will be wonderful for the skin. I'm surprised the color isn't darker, considering how green the olive oil was.
Thanks Elaine. It's super gentle, safe for all ages and skin types. It does go pretty white over time, it will lighten a few shades more over the coming weeks. The region where the oil is from determines how dark, I find this oil goes quite light as it cures. Also can vary depending on batch and season also 🙏🙏🙏
@@DawnOrganics Interesting. I haven't made soap in over a year. Hope to get back to it on Sunday with a dish/laundry batch - my first.
Ohhh. That's to long for us soap addicts. Enjoy 😁😁🙏🙏🙏
Great video. Do you use 1.5% of the oils or water/lye weight of sodium lactate?
Most additives are based on oil amount in soap making
Hello George, beautiful video with detailed information. Can i use olive pomace instead of extra virgin olive oil ? If yes, what SF do i have to use? Do i need to add sugar as lather booster?
Thanks for the comment Rajameena, You most certainly can use pomace, and leave the superfat as is, no need to change. It will always benefit from having sugar and salt to help with firmness and lather 🙏
What gives it the green color. I have bought olive oil soap and it is usually white.
Did you mention that you add 3% clay? What is the benefit of that and what type clay do you use?
What is the benefit of sodium lactate?
Do you add the citric acid into the lye solution?
Greetings Fouzi, thanks for watching. Extra virgin olive oil is always on the green side, it can vary how dark it is based on region, season and batch also. They usually turn white, some are off white or a beige colour. Really depends on the oil itself
The link below will explain each additive and their purposes 🙏🙏🙏
www.dawnorganics.com.au/blogs/posts/faq-regarding-soap-additives
Hi George! Love the recipe and thank you for sharing! You mentioned 22% of water to oils so would that be 220 gms water and how much NaOH? I’m a bit confused …thanks
Thanks Shweta. The lye calculator will tell you how much of each. The lye amount won't change based on your water, only superfat will change required lye for this recipe 🙏
@@DawnOrganics thank you 🙏🏼
@@DawnOrganics my soaps unfortunately turn out to be really soft. I’ll try this , this time :)
@@DawnOrganics sorry to keep bothering you with questions George and I appreciate your patience and kindness in answering them 😊
I was about to make salt and sugar solutions; is there a ratio I need to stick to (water to salt/sugar). And when I add 3% sugar solution this would be over and above the total water amount used for the lye, yes? Thanks again George 🙏🏼
I see, yeah using lower water amount helps with higher olive oil soaps. 22% water is good, which is 220g of water per 1000g (1kg) of oil
www.dawnorganics.com.au/blogs/posts/faq-regarding-soap-additives
This link will help, talks about additives and when to add them with percentages. Additives are always added based on the percentages of oils in your recipe. Always make sure there is more water in grams than lye + other additives you are dissolving in the water 🙏
Hey George, quick question when adding 0.7% vitamin e oil in soap recipe wouldn’t that be over the 100% mark that your recipe should add up to…. How are you able to go above the 100% please explain
Hi there. It's considered an additive so it's calculated like fragrances and other inputs. It's not calculated with a SAP value 🙏
@@DawnOrganics Thank you so much for explaining this.
Please can you write the recipe
George, can you give us the recipe by grams please
Hello, sorry I don't provide that information, I always recommend running the recipe through the Lye calculator yourself to avoid any errors. You can select grams there, and use percentages of each oil like displayed in the description. It's very important to never use a recipe without running it through lyecalc first, Hope you understand 🙏