Teach Soap

Hi Azhar!
I am brand new here, so don`t want to give you advice that may be wrong. BUT, found a coupple of threads for you with some information about the same problem you`re having. Perhaps someone else also will pop by to asist you, but in the meantime perhaps the links will help you.

Take care

Ps! The common dominator in the threads seems to be that the Stearic Acid may be the cuplprate in several of the cases....

Thank you very much FairOlivia
i melt all my palm kernel flakes and soaps at 160
l will make an other batch and soaps at higher temperature and well see what happen

I would not soap at higher temps. Melt your oils and butters only long enough til everything becomes a liquid. If you soap at high temps, the oils can oxidize and cause DOS.
Are you using palm oil? If so, those could be stearic acid spots.

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Irena
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yes i do use palm oil and i do melt all my palm and mix it before i measure my palm for my recipe
so dose the stearic acid harmful ??

Unless you purchased hydrogenated palm oil, you will need to melt the whole container each and every time. Palm contains natural stearic acid. Over time that stearic acid tends to settle towards the bottom of the container. This could give you the typical stearic acid spots or throw your calculations off since pure stearic acid has a different SAP value then palm oil does.

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.