Description
Without palm oil
Soaps are made from vegetable oils by a process called saponification. heating the oil to obtain two fractions: (mashing): fatty acids and glycerin
elimination of glycerine waters: spinning
addition of caustic soda to fatty acids and heating for 4 to 5 hours (cooking)
washing with water to remove traces of soda: salting out
wash with water to remove salt
addition of water to the soap to make it fluid, the master soap maker judges with the spatula the final moment when the dough has become neutral (neither acid nor basic)
decanting the soap 24 to 36 hours
kneading the dough
rest the dough so that it hardens
cutting soaps
steaming to crust the sides which will be stamped
Throughout this production, the know-how of the master soap maker is essential.
From one batch to another the color may vary slightly. The master soap maker works by hand and operates on noble, living materials subject to sensitive variations in color.
Soaps are made from vegetable oils by a process called saponification. heating the oil to obtain two fractions: (mashing): fatty acids and glycerin
elimination of glycerine waters: spinning
addition of caustic soda to fatty acids and heating for 4 to 5 hours (cooking)
washing with water to remove traces of soda: salting out
wash with water to remove salt
addition of water to the soap to make it fluid, the master soap maker judges with the spatula the final moment when the dough has become neutral (neither acid nor basic)
decanting the soap 24 to 36 hours
kneading the dough
rest the dough so that it hardens
cutting soaps
steaming to crust the sides which will be stamped
Throughout this production, the know-how of the master soap maker is essential.
From one batch to another the color may vary slightly. The master soap maker works by hand and operates on noble, living materials subject to sensitive variations in color.
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