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Episode 47: Exploring Kokum Butter: Versatile Uses in Soap, Skincare, Scrubs, and Bath Bombs
In episode 47 of Soapmaking 101 with the Soap Queen, Anne-Marie Faiola dives into the versatile world of kokum butter. The episode begins with an introduction to kokum butter, exploring its unique properties and various applications in skincare. Anne-Marie discusses how to effectively incorporate kokum butter into cold process soap, enhancing its moisturizing qualities. She also covers the benefits of adding kokum butter to scrubs and bath bombs, offering tips for achieving the best results. The episode wraps up with a conclusion and listener engagement, encouraging feedback and sharing experiences with kokum butter in soapmaking and skincare.
Key Points
- Kokum butter is ultra-moisturizing and leaves your hair and skin feeling soft and silky.
- Due to its high stearic acid content, kokum butter adds firming properties to recipes and helps thicken products like lotion and conditioner.
- In soapmaking, kokum butter should be used at around five percent to enjoy its moisturizing benefits while maintaining a firm bar.
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