Vocabulary
SAP Value
Represents the number of Potassium Hydroxide.
soap you make yourself retains natural ? and ?
glycerin and moisturizing fats
What are the 5 different soap-making processes mentioned in this book?
Hot process ,Melt and pour ,In the oven hot process milled, Cold process
Triskaidekaphobia is the fear of this number.
13
Saponification
the formation of a metallic salt of a fatty acid
what is the importance of these 2 things?
explain how M&P soaps are made
Melt and Pour soap is made by simply melting a pre-made soap base, mixing in additives and fragrances, and pouring it into a mold to cool.
Before the 17th century, these vegetables used to be mainly purple, not the bright warm color we see them as today.
Carrot
Trace
the point of which the soap has thickened and blended enough to have formed a stable emulsion
when and whom was soap was first used?
18th century and by the Egyptians
After the soap hardens in the mold, how much time needs to pass before the soap can be used?
No curing time— your soap is ready to use the minute it is cool.
This is the only U.S. state that grows coffee.
Hawaii
Gel phase
the heating stage of saponification
in the 18th centuries soap formulas combine this ingredients
Fats and alkaline
Why can’t you add very many extra oil additives to M&P soap?
Typically soften bars and decrease lather.
This human body part stays the same size from birth, however, our nose and ears never stop growing.
Eyeballs
curing
the process of allowing saponification to complete and for water to evaporate.
True or false.. soap that we buy in store today are they synthetic or detergent?
True
Adding fragrance oils, essential oils, and other additives can mess up your soap. Give 1 example how this can happen.
Fragrances or additives can be adversely affected by the heat of the saponification process or the harshness
This city is the oldest capital in the Americas! The people living there were Mayans!
Mexico city