Showing posts with label Mango Butter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mango Butter. Show all posts

Monday, November 26, 2018

November 2018 | Coconut and Palm Free Luxurious Soap | KCK Soapery




A friend contacted me and suggested that she wants to help in the marketing of my handmade soap.  As my readers,  you guys know that I like formulating recipes as much as designing the soap.  So I came up with another line of soap that I haven't made, but I know has demand.

Here is my version of palm and coconut free handmade soap.

Molds used, lye solution, sugar solution, milk and the melted oils.

This recipe included mostly Olive oil, some Shea butter, Castor oil, and Mango butter. Since most of my products contain Mango butter, I like the properties it contributed to the final product. This batch also contains goat milk to make it more luxurious.  Since Coconut oil is omitted and it is the oil that produces most of the lather in most handmade soap,  I added some sugar to give this soap recipe some lather as well.

The picture above show a few lighter-colored bars. These were added with Titanium Dioxide to give it a whiter look.  Titanium Dioxide is used in most white products including toothpaste and other personal and food products that are white. The soap batter started to thicken for me too that is why they are not as smooth on top. The darker soaps don't have the titanium dioxide and the batter was still thin when I poured them into the mold thus it is smooth.

I have four soaps above that are unscented and the rest is scented with a fragrance oil I will call "Belle"  after the name of my friend.  If she end up liking this batch.  Belle will be her signature line and we will be developing lotions, etc with that fragrance.


Excited to get these babies out of the mold.

Here is to hoping the friend will like everything the final product will be and a start to another line of KCK handmade products.

Thank you for visiting!


Thursday, April 19, 2018

April 2018 | Lavender Essential Oil | KCK Soapery


This handmade soap consists of lavender essential oil, goat's milk, mango butter, and shea butter.

Lavender essential oil is known to benefit mental health and is widely regarded as one of the most versatile essential oils. The oil promotes relaxation and is also anti-inflammatory.











Wednesday, March 28, 2018

March 2018 | Abalone and Sea Real Estate | KCK Soapery


Custom-made soap for a friend who is also a real estate agent here in Midland, Michigan.
She loves the Abalone and Sea fragrance and this is what I came up for her.  I hope she and her clients will like them.  She likes to incorporate the seashells into the soap and I decided to add a small Michigan state design onto the soap as well.


I used my favorite recipe which includes coconut oil, olive oil, rice bran oil, palm oil, mango butter and castor oil.  Fragrance is described as a fresh ocean scent with notes of day lilies, sea spray, watery florals and musk.


Michigan state and the seashells were made using a melt and pour soap base.


Poured white soap batter as base and poured a green and a blue line in the middle.


Covered the lines with white and repeat.


Drizzled the leftover green and blue on top on the white.


Made a swirl using chopstick.


Added the toppings made.


Out of the mold and cut.

Can't wait to show you the second batch I made for my real estate friend!

Friday, March 23, 2018

March 2018 | Pink Camo | KCK Soapery


Pink Camo scented with Exotic Coconut fragrance oil. This handmade soap is described as sweet, creamy coconut with hints of warm vanilla, and exotic musk.


Ingredients are my favorite with include coconut oil, olive oil, rice bran oil, palm oil, mango butter and castor oil.


That's my daughter doing most of the spooning for this batch.


I think she did good with getting the look of a pink came.


Out of mold.


Check them out in a few weeks.

Thanks for stopping by!

Saturday, March 17, 2018

March 2018 | Lavender Whipped Body Butter | KCK Soapery


This whipped body butter is made with Coconut oil,  Avocado butter, Mango butter, avocado oil, and scented with Lavender essential oil.  A dash of lavender mica is added to give it some color.  I made quite a few batches of these! I just don't have good enough pictures to post.  


Melted all the butters and coconut oil and let them harden a little bit.


Added Vitamin E for extra moisturizing.


Mixed until you get a peak.


Alternate lavender and white on a sheet of cling wrap and then piped the body butter into containers.


I love the texture and feel of these recipe.

Thank you for stopping by!

Thursday, February 22, 2018

February 2018 | Sun and Sand | KCK Soapery


My mom who was visiting really loved this scent! My supplier described it as a tropical beach breeze of sweet orange blossom, bright citrus, french lavender and powdery musk.


This batch contains my new Goat's milk recipe which includes: Coconut oil, olive oil, rice bran oil, palm oil, shea butter, mango butter and castor oil.


Added coffee grounds to give that sandy look and a little exfoliation to the uncolored batter.



Dropped the yellow and blue batters to the base.


Gave it a little swirl with a spatula.


Carefully poured the swirled yellow and blue batter on top of the sandy layer and drizzled the leftover yellow and blue batters.


Swirled the top with my ever handy dandy chopstick.


Out of the mold.


Ready to be enjoyed!

February 2018 | Mother's Love | KCK Soapery


Scented with a blend of peonies, hyacinth, day lilies, apple blossoms, and soft bergamot.  I love the swirl on this batch but the camera did not do justice to it.


Ingredients are my usual Coconut oil, Olive oil, Rice Bran oil, Palm oil, Mango butter, and Castor oil.


Colored with titanium dioxide for white and red mica. I alternately poured red and white in the middle of the mold and did a bit of hanger swirl.



Covered with white after the hanger swirl and drizzled the leftover red batter on top.


Swirled the top with chopstick.


Out of the mold.


I am quite happy with the hanger and chopstick swirl in this batch.  

Enjoy!