Soap Qualities
Hardness
7
Conditioning
92
Bubbly
0
Creamy
7
These numbers show what this oil tends to contribute when blended into a full recipe. They are most useful when compared with other oils, not used alone as pass/fail values.
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Safflower Oil (High Oleic) in Soap Making
Higher-oleic safflower with better stability than regular safflower. Review SAP, usage guidance, fatty acids, and related oils before you finalize the recipe in the calculator.
Category
Base Oils
How makers usually group this ingredient.
NaOH SAP
0.135
Used to calculate lye amount.
Typical Use
Commonly 5-25%
Treat this as a starting range, not a hard rule.
NaOH SAP
0.135
INS
97
Iodine
93
Typical usage
Commonly 5-25%
Fatty Acid Profile
lauric
0%
myristic
0%
palmitic
5%
stearic
2%
ricinoleic
0%
oleic
77%
linoleic
15%
linolenic
0%
Related Oils
Sunflower Oil (High Oleic)
Commonly 5-30%
View profileCanola Oil
Commonly 5-20%
View profileKukui Nut Oil
Commonly 5-15%
View profileSafflower Oil
Commonly 5-20%
View profileNext Steps
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Soap Calculator
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Beginner Guide
Review the core soap workflow, terminology, and safety notes in plain language.
Mold Calculator
Estimate oil weight from loaf, cavity, or water-fill molds before you formulate.
Fragrance Calculator
Set fragrance or essential oil rates from total oil weight and push them back to the recipe.