Recycling Failed CP Soap, Converting to Whipped/Cream Soap

In my previous video Failed CP Coffee Soap here’s the link • Failed CP Coffee Soap I indicated that I would be recycling the soap to make other products. Whipped/Cream soap is 1 of 3 products created.
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[@natashagold7877]

These are great options for a botched batch of soap! Thank you for sharing.

[@DeGanyaAromatics]

You are welcome

[@SisterMalakahAdaYah]

I was looking for a whipped creamy soap so I'm excited to see this

[@botanicalwaters]

I’ve tried and failed so many times rebatching CP to whipped soap 😣 glad to see this! Question: What was the difference between the sugar scrub and the body wash? It appeared that you just whipped the sugar scrub for a few more minutes, but that would be a gritty body wash….so I must have missed something! Since the trick to whipped soap is the ratio of scraps to water, are you able to share a ballpark ratio? Your melted soaps looked as beautifully smooth as oil, and mine always has chunks 😋.

[@venessaphipps9015]

With the sugar scrub you can feel it exfoliating. With the body wash after you have had mixed the sugar the heat from the blending causes the sugar to melt in turn what you get is more of a humectant affect extra moisturizing. You may not feel the sugar unless you have super sensitive skin. This will get you started. 100 grams cured shredded soap. The Palmitic value of the shredded soap 14 or higher. The finer the shred or grating the faster the melt. 150 grams Distilled Water, 15 grams Shea Butter, 15 grams Vegetable Glycerin. 5 grams Coconut Milk Powder
3 grams Fragrance or Essential Oil - this is 1% of the total weight of the formula. If the soap shreds are unscented or have lost their scent you can up the amount to 3% or the manufacture's suggested usage amount for hot process soap or the recommendation from IFRA
Preservative maximum usage suggested by the manufacture

[@botanicalwaters]

@@venessaphipps9015 wow: thank you so very much for detailing this for me! 😃