This face soap is for younger skin types and helps clear up the problems young people can have.

There are three helpful features in this soap. One is that the superfat is low. The other is the (not so) secret ingredient Tea Tree. The third being the lovely camomile Tea Tree is anti-fungal, anti-viral, anti-bacterial, and an antiseptic. Camomile is antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antiseptic. It also has the ability to neutralize skin irritants.

The soap is easy to make with the cold process or hot process as preferred, and there are no advanced technics, so even young adults can make if they are familiar with the safety instructions. Find them here

Oils used in this recipe

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• Olive Oil
• Coconut Oil
• Castor Oil
• Tea Tree Oil

Recipe percentages, lye, and superfat

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• 50% Olive Oil
• 40% Coconut Oil, 76 deg
• 10% Castor Oil
• 38% Water percent of oil weight
• 28.409% Lye Concentration
• 2% Superfat
• 20 oz Total oil weight
• Tea Tree Ratio 0.5
• Chamomile extract (tea) made the day before

Soap Quality

Soap Quality	Range	This Recipe
Hardness	29 – 54	40
Cleansing	12 – 22	27
Conditioning	44 – 69	55
Bubbly	14 – 46	36
Creamy	16 – 48	22
Iodine	41 – 70	55
INS	136 – 165	165

Recipe for Face Soap Recipe for Younger Skin

Soap Fat Profile

Lauric	19
Myristic	8
Palmitic	11
Stearic	3
Ricinoleic	9
Oleic	38
Linoleic	7
Linolenic	1