Description
Sodium lactate is an amazing ingredient in all types of skincare. In soaps, it creates a harder bar that lasts longer in the shower. It also helps in making the unmolding of soaps easier from the soap mold. It is truly a must-have ingredient for any soap maker! Sodium lactate is a liquid salt derived from sugars such as beets and corn. We adore this ingredient and use it in all of our soaps at Nurture!
The recommended usage rate of sodium lactate for cold process soaps is 1 teaspoon per pound of oils. Sodium lactate is also used in hot process soaps toward the end of the cook to create a more fluid soap that easier to get into the soap mold.
When using sodium lactate, add it to your cooled lye water.
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This is the best SH I have ever used.
I did two different cp batches. On with and one without SL. This SL definitely helps make a harder, easier to remove from a mold soap.
This is my go to for soaps. It definitely makes unmolding easier and more precise. I love the hard bars it helps to produce.
This mixed into my lye water solution makes a huge difference!
I never used sodium lactate in my soaps prior to this purchase. My soap was so much easier to unmold. I love this!
This is the best SH I have ever used.
I did two different cp batches. On with and one without SL. This SL definitely helps make a harder, easier to remove from a mold soap.
This is my go to for soaps. It definitely makes unmolding easier and more precise. I love the hard bars it helps to produce.
This mixed into my lye water solution makes a huge difference!
I never used sodium lactate in my soaps prior to this purchase. My soap was so much easier to unmold. I love this!