ACCELERATED TRACE

Sole

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Hi there! I hope you are very well, I am Sole from Argentina I am starting in soap and I have this formula that I would like to share and tell you what happened to me, when beating to reach the trace, everything is perfect, mix the bleach with the oils at 40 ° C after a few seconds the mixture was completely granulated and it was liquid without joining similar to ricotta cheese, can someone explain to me what could have happened? I appreciate the support
 

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That sounds like "ricing", when the soap looks like rice.

The recipe wouldn't open for me. Did you use some fragrance oils? And I assume you mean "lye" instead of bleach here, but to be clear you had lye dissolved in water and added that to the oils and this happened?
 

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Hi there! sorry for my english, and I thank you for your answer.
I want to say lye instead of bleach. I dissolve the hydroxide in water and let the temperature drop to 40 ° C, the oils are at the same temperature, I beat with an electric mixer and then I add the colorants and the fragrance, at this point it becomes rice and remains liquid without emulsifying, it can be a false trace?

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Thanks for your reply, is there any way to avoid ricing? lowering the temperature of the trace and then adding the fragrance? If I mold it, how would the soap turn out?
 

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Hi there! I hope you are very well, I am Sole from Argentina I am starting in soap and I have this formula that I would like to share and tell you what happened to me, when beating to reach the trace, everything is perfect, mix the bleach with the oils at 40 ° C after a few seconds the mixture was completely granulated and it was liquid without joining similar to ricotta cheese, can someone explain to me what could have happened? I appreciate the support
Hi there, I was just looking at your recipe and noted the high Saturated : Unsaturated ratio. My recollection is that your Saturated (which are your hard fats/oils) should not exceed 50%. I believe that would be part of your problem. You should adjust your recipe so that your saturated remains under 50%.
 
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