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Fixed Oils - part 1

Nov 13, 2001 - © Sinclair A. Sheers

Kokum Butter

Kokum butter is from the root of the Garcinia indica tree grown in India. Its recommended use level is 3-6% of total oils. It is similar to shea butter and is great for superfatting.

Lard

Lard is rendered pork fat. It cleans well. It produces a softer soap than either palm or tallow with lasting lather.

Mango Butter

Mango butter is made from the fruit seed of the mango tree grown in the sub-tropics. It is slightly more solid than shea butter but gives the same characteristics to soap. Its recommended use is 3-6% of total oils. It is great for superfatting.

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