soap making

Fishnet stockings soap and soap stenciling

When I was younger, like high school age, I attended a vocational school that allowed me to take high school classes at the same time as technical Bilingual secretarial studies. A vital part of the uniform were nude color pantyhose’s and shoes with a small heel. I remember the pantyhose’s being annoying, and they would tear so easily; but after 3 years I had become accustomed to them. It seemed like such a girly piece of clothing, delicate and smooth. So, when I was trying to come up with a design for a fragrance that is very girly and perfume like, I remembered the pantyhose’s. However, since a nude color soap sounded too plain, I decided to make them into fishnet pantyhose’s, so that I could add some texturing/inlaid technique and stenciling.

Below is the video of the making and the supplies for it.

Recipe Totals

Liquid Required8.83 oz250.21 g
NaOH Weight4.02 oz113.89 g
KOH Weight0.33 oz9.34 g at 90% Purity
Lye Weight4.35 oz123.24 g
Oil Weight30 oz850.49 g
Fragrance Oil Weight2.75 oz53.16 g
Superfat5%
Total Batch Weight45.05 oz1277.09 g
Lye Concentration33%
NaOH / KOH Ratio95% / 5%

Recipe Oils, Fats and Waxes

Oil%OuncesGrams
Olive Oil309255.15
Tallow Beef309255.15
Coconut Oil, 76 deg257.5212.62
Castor Oil82.468.04
Shea Butter72.159.53
Total10030850.49

Fragrance

2.75 oz of Wild Musk (Per supplier usage rate of 1.5 oz per lb of oils)

Equipment

Molds

Colorants

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