Mountain Man, Main Product Line Soap Recipe, Intermediate/Advanced (RECIPE ONLY!)

This is NOT a physical product. This listing is for a downloadable PDF file of our Mountain Man soap recipe. 

This soap was a main product line soap for years and was our top selling bar year after year! It is still our top selling bar for our online retail sales by a long shot! For our wholesale customers, this soap is consistently in our top three.

This soap recipe is all-natural and palm-oil free! It is not vegan as it contains honey You could use agave nectar or maple syrup as a substitute.

This bar has it all! It's a shampoo and body bar in one and, since it is a unisex scent, it makes a wonderful addition to any product line.

This recipe is a little more complicated than our other recipes, but we break it down and make it in two batches (one batch per half) to simplify things.

This is a comprehensive 13-page PDF download, which includes a one-page quick recipe that you can easily print and a full step-by-step instruction guide. We also include the recipe calculator from soapcalc.net.

Please note that this an intermediate/advanced recipe and is not intended for a brand new soapmaker! Do not purchase unless you're confident that you can do the following:

• make and use a 50/50 lye-water solution (instructions included)
• use additional liquids (coconut milk)
• work with accelerating essential oils and honey

Essential oils used in this recipe:

• cedarwood, fir needle, patchouli, juniper berry
  

If you've made soap before, you shouldn't have any trouble following the instructions, even if you've never made a 50/50 lye-water solution. We walk you through all the steps but having a few batches under your belt will definitely benefit you!

This recipe is the exact recipe we use to make our Mountain Man soap that has been part of our main product line for years. Since we won't be making it very often, we've decided to share it with all of you!

You may NOT share or re-sell this recipe PDF. You are welcome to make and sell the soap you make from this recipe, with credit to Muddy Mint. You may also call your soap Mountain Man and let people know that it's the same soap we used to make!