Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This African Black Rebatch Soap is made by melting down Luxury Rebatch and African Black Soap Crumbles from Baraka Shea Butter.
Rebatch soap is a great way to avoid working with lye, and still get all the great skin benefits of cold process soap. It can be made in a crock pot, double boiler, or on the stove over medium heat. The exact amount of water you use is up to you. The more water that is added, the smoother your soap will be. But it will require more cure time to allow the excess water to evaporate.
Find the African Black Rebatch Soap Project on our website here: https://bberry.studio/AfricanBlackRebatchSoap
The African Black Rebatch Crumbles are sourced from Baraka Shea Butter. They're made with raw shea butter, coconut oil, and cocoa pod ash, using techniques passed down through generations. Because it is a natural product, there is variation in the color and texture. Some of the crumbles are soft, while other pieces are hard and brittle. Some bits will not fully melt down in the rebatch. This is completely fine, but those bits can be removed from your batch if you prefer.
Find the African Black Soap Crumbles on our website here: https://bberry.studio/AfricanBlackSoapCrumbles
The African Black Rebatch Soap Project is part of the partnership between Bramble Berry and @BarakaSheaButter
Explore the entire Baraka Collection here: https://bberry.studio/BBxBarakaPartnership
Ingredients:
2 lb Wood Mold
20 oz. Grated Luxury Rebatch Soap
4 oz. African Black Soap Crumbles
4-6 oz. Distilled Water
0.1 oz. Lavender 40/42 Essential Oil
0.1 oz. Patchouli Essential Oil
African Black Rebatch Soap Project: https://bberry.studio/AfricanBlackRebatchSoap
Made this project? Tag us with #BrambleOn and #BBxBaraka so we can see your creations!
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This African Black Rebatch Soap is made by melting down Luxury Rebatch and African Black Soap Crumbles from Baraka Shea Butter.
Rebatch soap is a great way to avoid working with lye, and still get all the great skin benefits of cold process soap. It can be made in a crock pot, double boiler, or on the stove over medium heat. The exact amount of water you use is up to you. The more water that is added, the smoother your soap will be. But it will require more cure time to allow the excess water to evaporate.
Find the African Black Rebatch Soap Project on our website here: https://bberry.studio/AfricanBlackRebatchSoap
The African Black Rebatch Crumbles are sourced from Baraka Shea Butter. They're made with raw shea butter, coconut oil, and cocoa pod ash, using techniques passed down through generations. Because it is a natural product, there is variation in the color and texture. Some of the crumbles are soft, while other pieces are hard and brittle. Some bits will not fully melt down in the rebatch. This is completely fine, but those bits can be removed from your batch if you prefer.
Find the African Black Soap Crumbles on our website here: https://bberry.studio/AfricanBlackSoapCrumbles
The African Black Rebatch Soap Project is part of the partnership between Bramble Berry and @BarakaSheaButter
Explore the entire Baraka Collection here: https://bberry.studio/BBxBarakaPartnership
Ingredients:
2 lb Wood Mold
20 oz. Grated Luxury Rebatch Soap
4 oz. African Black Soap Crumbles
4-6 oz. Distilled Water
0.1 oz. Lavender 40/42 Essential Oil
0.1 oz. Patchouli Essential Oil
African Black Rebatch Soap Project: https://bberry.studio/AfricanBlackRebatchSoap
Made this project? Tag us with #BrambleOn and #BBxBaraka so we can see your creations!
Shop Bramble Berry: https://bberry.studio/_ShopBrambleBerry
Recipes, Tips & Inspiration: https://bberry.studio/IntheStudio_Projects
Facebook: facebook.com/BrambleBerry
Instagram: instagram.com/brambleberry
Twitter: twitter.com/brambleberry
TikTok: tiktok.com/@brambleberry
Pinterest: pinterest.com/brambleberry
