Refined Coconut Oil 500ml
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Refined Coconut Oil 500ml is an essential ingredient for creating handmade soaps and deep-nourishing cosmetic care products.
Abundant and Creamy Lather
In handmade soap making, this oil is essential to ensure a gentle wash and a rich lather. The recommended usage rate is between 20% and 25% of the total oil base, ensuring the ideal consistency of the soap.
Antimicrobial Action and Protection
With a natural concentration of lauric acid and caprylic acid, it offers exceptional antimicrobial properties. These fatty acids protect the skin against external agents and help preserve its natural barrier.
Nourishment with Vitamins B and E
Rich in vitamins B and E, refined coconut oil provides intense hydration and antioxidant action. It is perfect for crafting balms and creams designed for skin and hair care for the whole family.
Thermal Stability and Handling
This ingredient is solid at lower temperatures and can be easily liquefied using a water bath (bain-marie). It withstands temperatures up to 70 °C without losing its functional characteristics and benefits.
Technical Specifications
- Volume: 500ml
- Ingredients: Refined coconut oil (contains lauric acid, caprylic acid, vitamin B, and vitamin E)
- Recommended Use in Soap Making: 20% to 25% of total formulation oils
- Thermal Resistance: Stable up to 70 °C
- Presentation: Solid at low temperatures; liquefies in a water bath
- Package Content: 1 x 500ml bottle
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I melt the oil if it is in a solid state?
Place the bottle in a warm water bath for a few minutes at a mild temperature until the oil becomes liquid.
What is the ideal proportion for making homemade soaps?
It is recommended to use between 20% and 25% of the total weight of the oils in your recipe to achieve a hard soap bar with good lather.
Does coconut oil lose its properties when heated?
This refined oil is heat-resistant and maintains its thermal stability up to 70 °C without losing its properties.