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Hot Chocolate Soap Recipe

Solid Soap · NaOH · 1020 g oil load · 10% superfat · 5 views · 0 saves

This hot chocolate soap recipe gets its scent from the cocoa butter and cocoa powder that is added to the recipe. You’ll make a chocolate base with a “marshmallow” or “creamy foam” white topping Mix at 38C Separate 1 cup of soap into a separate bowl. Add cocoa powder to larger batch 1 tablespoon at a time until you are happy with the color. Pour cocoa soap into mold. Slowly, using a spatula to slow the pour if necessary, pour white soap over the cocoa soap. This is easiest when the soap starts to thicken to medium or thick trace. Cover and insulate for 24 hours (do not insulate if your house is above 80 degrees). Remove from mold and cut. Allow to cure for 3-6 weeks, until hard.

Soap profile

Bubbly, cleansing, condition, hardness, longevity, and cream relative to the selected soap type.

Bubbly17.4Cleansing16.4Condition53.9Hardness41.6Longevity25.1Cream37.9
Bubbly17.4

Target 18-30

Cleansing16.4

Target 10-20

Condition53.9

Target 44-69

Hardness41.6

Target 29-54

Longevity25.1

Target 25-50

Cream37.9

Target 16-30

Fatty acid balance

Weighted from the oil phase using the current recipe percentages.

Lauric11.8Myristic4.7Palmitic11.9Stearic13.3Ricinoleic12.8Oleic35.5Linoleic5.3Linolenic0.3
Lauric11.8
Myristic4.7
Palmitic11.9
Stearic13.3
Ricinoleic12.8
Oleic35.5
Linoleic5.3
Linolenic0.3
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Hot Chocolate Soap Recipe

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Net wt. 100 g

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Ingredients (INCI)

Olea Europaea Fruit Oil, Cocos Nucifera Oil, Theobroma Cacao Seed Butter, Ricinus Communis Seed Oil, Butyrospermum Parkii Butter, Cocoa Powder