Real Sandalwood Hydrosol Cold Process Soap Making

Hawaiian Sandalwood Hydrosol is produced during the steam distillation process that is used to extract the Royal Hawaiian Sandalwood Essential Oil. In my opinion, the hydrosol smells very much like Sandalwood oil, but the final soap does not have much detectable fragrance. For this soap, I used Hawaiian Sandalwood Hydrosol instead of water in my favorite soap recipe. I used natural clays and Activated Charcoal to pour an easy, beautiful floral lei of color into the soap. The final bars are beautiful, mostly fragrance free, moisturizing spa soaps. Be sure to check out Chapter 37 of my free “Creating Travel, Gift and Guests Book” for links to where I bought my supplies and for more useful information:
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Soap Ingredients:
1. 12 oz Organic Coconut Oil
2. 12 oz Organic Olive Oil
3. 10.1 oz of Organic Shea butter
4. 9.1 oz of Hawaiian Sandalwood Hydrosol
5. 4.8 oz of Food Grade NaOH
6. Cotton ball size Tussah silk
Fragrance: No fragrance or essential oil was added except 1 TBS of Organic Jojoba Oil after mixing the soap to emulsion.
The Hawaiian Hydrosol can be found here: https://laaualahawaii.com/products/
Colors:
1. 1/8 tsp Activated Charcoal added to 4.5 oz of soap
2. 1 tsp Rose Clay added to 6 oz of soap for band
3. 1 tsp Calamine Clay added to 4.5 oz of soap for the main soap
4. 2 tsp Calamine Clay added to 6 oz of soap for band
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