Solid at room temperature, contribute hardness and cleansing
High in lauric and myristic acids, hard oils create lather, hardness, and cleansing power. They form the structural backbone of most bar soap recipes. Coconut oil is prized for its big, bubbly lather, while palm oil contributes a firm, long-lasting bar. Most formulas use 30-60% hard oils for a balanced bar.
The workhorse lathering oil. High lauric acid creates abundant bubbly lather and hardness, but over 33% can be drying.
Coconut Oil (76 Degree) is a soap-making oil used in handmade soap that supports hardness and creamy lather while adds bubbly lather and cleansing power. Typical usage stays below 33% of total oils. It is beginner-friendly in balanced formulas and vegan.
Coconut Oil (92 Degree) is a soap-making oil used in handmade soap that supports hardness and creamy lather while adds bubbly lather and cleansing power. Typical usage stays below 33% of total oils. It is beginner-friendly in balanced formulas and vegan.
Cohune Oil is a soap-making oil used in handmade soap that supports hardness and creamy lather while adds bubbly lather and cleansing power. Typical usage stays below 33% of total oils. It is vegan and palm-free.