Activated Charcoal

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1 oz $3.00
16 oz $20.00

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Activated Charcoal – Our activated charcoal powder comes from various hard woods (a renewable resource). It is produced by a high temperature steam activation process and is used in pharmaceutical and food industries. We use it to make beautiful black and rich gray colors in our natural soap.

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Botanical Name: Carbo activatus
Common Name: Activated Charcoal

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Verified Purchase Miriam 4/14/2018 Love the drama A little goes a long way. I don't go for a pitch black soap, but a charcoal grey is fine for me. When I add the full amount of activated charcoal it makes a mess and gets all over my molds and everything. I add some extra at the end for a swirl. Definitely disolve it in oil before adding it at trace
Verified Purchase Ashley 2/6/2018 Help? So I’m still very new to soapmaking and making my own recipes and using things like charcoal. My question is that in the last 2 batches I’ve made, the charcoal swirl in the bar will be black throughout, but towards the top it becomes gray and the texture is sort of crumbly. Is this due to my recipe overall..? I haven’t quite figured out how to insulate to allow for gel phase either
Susan 1/11/2018 Rebatch Can this ac be used in rebatch and if so should it be mixed with a light carrier oil like sweet almond oil as suggested for cp? I really want to add this to my next order but would like a little more how to information. Thank you.
Verified Purchase Tracy 12/28/2017 The best I was curious as to the fuss over activated charcoal so I ordered some over the Holidays and so far the Bramble Berry has The Best one I have ordered!! Great with MP,
Verified Purchase Shannon 12/10/2017 Great in cp soap Love this stuff. Makes a huge mess but is great. Add a small amount for a grey soap or more for a black soap. I try to mix in a disposable container because it sticks to everything when trying to clean up.