11/10/2025
Here's an easy-to-follow soap recipe "Triple Coco" Paraben and Sles free soap you can make at home using our raw materials 🥥🥥
Ingredients (Yields approx. 4 standard bars)
Cyleina Melt & Pour Coco Milk Soap Base 500 grams P 160
Cyleina Virgin Coconut Oil (VCO) 1 tablespoon P 50 (50ML)
Cyleina Coco Wax 1 teaspoon P 160 ( 500G)
Soap Mold (Silicone or plastic)
Spray bottle with rubbing alcohol (or ethanol)
Kitchen scale (optional, but recommended for accuracy)
Instructions
Step 1: Prep and Melt the Base
Cut the Soap Base: Slice the Cyleina Melt & Pour Coco Milk Soap Base into small, uniform cubes (about 1 inch) and place them into your microwave-safe container.
Melt Slowly: Heat the soap base in the microwave in short bursts (30 seconds at a time), stirring gently in between each burst. Continue until the soap is fully melted into a clear, liquid state. Avoid overheating or boiling the soap, as this can cause a rubbery texture.
Step 2: Add the Coconut Boosters
Stir in the Wax: Add the 1 teaspoon of Cyleina Coco Wax to the melted soap base. Stir slowly and continuously until the wax has completely dissolved. This low-percentage addition is safe to blend into the base and will improve the final bar's firmness.
Add the Oil: Gently stir in the 1 tablespoon of Cyleina Virgin Coconut Oil (VCO). Stir for about one minute to ensure the oil is fully incorporated into the soap base. Stir slowly to minimize creating air bubbles.
Step 3: Pour and Cure
Pour into Molds: Carefully and slowly pour the mixture into your chosen soap mold.
Remove Bubbles: Immediately spray the surface of the soap with a light mist of rubbing alcohol. This will pop any small air bubbles that formed on the surface, ensuring a smooth, professional finish.
Cool and Harden: Allow the soap to cool and harden completely at room temperature. This can take anywhere from 2 to 4 hours, depending on the size of your mold and the ambient temperature. Do not place it in the freezer, as this can cause condensation on the soap.
Step 4: Unmold and Enjoy
Once the soap is completely hard, gently remove it from the mold.
