Guava CP Soap Recipe

Clean & Sanitize your work area and all of your packaging materials. It is suggested that you wear gloves, protective clothing, a face mask, and safety glasses. 

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Step 1:  Prepare your lye solution.  Allow the lye solution to cool to room temperature.  

Step 2: While you are waiting for your lye solution to cool, prepare your soaping oils.  Once your oils are melted, allow them cool to room temperature.

Step 3:  While you are waiting for your oils and lye solution to cool, prepare the colorants listed above.
 

Step 4:  When both the soaping oils and the lye solution are ready to be combined, do so.  Then, stick blend the soap batter to emulsify.  Next, add the Guava Fragrance Oil and Vanilla White Color Stabilizer.  Once again, stick blend your soap batter to incorporate the scent.  

Step 5:  Now, separate your soap batter.  You will need three bowls.  Divide the soap batter into three equal portions, adding one of the colorants to each bowl.  Blend the contents of each bowl to thoroughly mix each color.

Step 6:  Next, prepare your squeeze bottle.  We used six bottles, creating two bottles of each color.  However, you can use three bottles, refilling each one as you empty it.

Step 7:  Place your mold in front of you horizontally.  Begin with the pink soap batter.  Place 6-8 horizontal lines in the mold.  Then, move to the next color.  Finally, move to the third color.  Repeat this process until you have used all of the soap batter.  Tap the mold on your countertop to release any air bubbles.

   
Step 8:  At this time, you will need your wooden skewer.  Place it in the bottom left corner of the mold.  Move the skewer to the top left corner of the mold.  Then, over about an inch to the right.  Now, back down to the bottom of the mold in a straight line.  Then, to the right about an inch and back to the top.  Repeat this pattern until you reach the right corner of the mold.  Remove the skewer from the mold.

 
Step 9:  After 48 hours, remove the soap from the mold.  When ready, cut the soap.  Allow them to further cure for 4-6 weeks before using. 

We hope that you enjoy our Guava CP Soap Recipe!