Anne-Marie Makes Sea Salt Swirl Soap - Palm-Free Soap Project | Bramble Berry

🌊 Making cold process soap with salt is a fun and interesting process, but it does require a little know-how. Salt inhibits bubbles and creates a creamy, dense lather. To balance this, you can increase the amount of coconut oil in your recipe - some soapers even go up to 100%! We used 80% in this recipe, along with argan oil, olive oil, and shea butter to keep skin moisturized.

To complement the white and blue swirl, the bars are scented with Frosted Sea Glass Fragrance Oil. In addition to pink salt inside the bars, we added some on top for decoration and light exfoliation. Do not use any grain of Epsom salt or Dead Sea salt in cold process soap - they will completely kill lather and may cause weeping.

🌊 Sea Salt Swirl Project: http://bberry.studio/SeaSaltSwirl

⛰️ The Sea Salt Swirl Soap Project is part of the Salt of the Earth Collection. Rediscover the beauty of nature with our new collection here: http://bberry.studio/AllSaltOfTheEarth

Ingredients:
12 Bar Square Silicone Mold
24 oz. Coconut Oil (80%)
3 oz. Olive Oil (10%)
1.5 oz. Argan Oil (5%)
1.5 oz. Shea Butter (5%)
4.8 oz. Sodium Hydroxide Lye
10.8 oz. Distilled Water
2.2 oz. Frosted Sea Glass Fragrance Oil
15 oz. Pink Sea Salt, Medium (plus 1-2 ounces for the top)
2 tsp. Sea Clay
1/2 tsp. Hydrated Chrome Green Pigment
Titanium Dioxide

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