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On Soap, Oils and Fatty Acids... Soap is a chemical substance, created by combining fatty acids, an alkali and heat in a water medium. Fatty acids are chemical components of oils (oils includes fats and butters, too). There are various fatty acid varieties, each differing in molecular composition. When used in soapmaking, each fatty acid variety will make a soap that has its own unique characteristics.
Soap is made by combining lye (sodium hydroxide is the chemical name) with a liquid and fats and oils. Once these ingredients are mixed, a chemical reaction starts to take place. The result of this reaction is soap and if you've made it right, there isn't any lye left. Just good clean glycerin rich soap. Generally the cold process method of soap making goes like this: 1. Weigh out your liquid and lye. Add the lye to the water and stir until combined.