What method is used to make the 'CP soap' mentioned in the soap descriptions?
When reading soap descriptions, one encounters unfamiliar terms like cold process or CP soap. It makes you wonder how the manufacturing method or characteristics differ from regular soap.
CP soap is made by mixing vegetable oils at low temperatures without applying heat and allowing them to harden; Hanahzo cures them for at least 4 weeks without synthetic additives to complete the soap.
CP (Cold Process) refers to a low-temperature manufacturing process where heat is not applied. Unlike ordinary factory-made soaps that are boiled at high heat and hardened quickly, it is a method where an alkaline substance is mixed with vegetable oils at low temperatures to slowly induce a reaction. In this process, a natural moisturizing substance called glycerin is naturally produced, and because no artificial heat is applied, the original properties of the vegetable oils remain relatively intact.
Hanahzo produces all products using this cold process method[1][2]. They mix vegetable oils at low temperatures, excluding synthetic surfactants that artificially increase foam, preservatives for shelf life, and hardening agents that make it solid[3][4]. After mixing, the soap spends at least 4 weeks curing until it hardens and becomes mild on its own[5][6].
Because synthetic preservatives and artificial hardeners are not added, the expiration period for using the soap is also clear. Unopened soap can be stored for 2 years, and once the outer packaging is opened, it is recommended to use it within 12 months[7].
The specific room temperature or humidity standards managed during the 4-week cold curing process have not yet been confirmed.
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웜그레이테일 x 한아조 버니버니 솝_V
Other stated figures
| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 무게 | 95g |