All About Trace in Cold Process Soap | Bramble Berry

Confused about the term "trace" in cold process soapmaking? Learn what trace means, and the different kinds of trace in this video. Anne-Marie takes her soap from thin to thick trace, and demonstrates "false trace" as well!

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Recipe Demonstrated:
3.3 oz. Avocado Oil (10%)
8.3 oz. Coconut Oil (25%)
11.6 oz. Olive Oil (35%)
9.9 oz. Palm Oil (30%)
4.6 oz. Sodium Hydroxide Lye (5% superfat)
10.9 oz. Distilled Water

"False Trace" Recipe Demonstrated:
This recipe is very high in hard oils and butters to help demonstrate false trace. It's not a recipe we recommend, because it's not very well balanced with soft oils.

6.6 oz. Cocoa Butter (20%)
13.2 oz. Coconut Oil (40%)
3.3 oz. Olive Oil (10%)
9.9 oz. Palm Oil (30%)
4.9 oz. Sodium Hydroxide Lye
10.9 oz. Distilled Water

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