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Liquid caustic soda 1 L

Liquid caustic soda alkaline component for soap making and manufacturing formulations

Liquid caustic soda is an aqueous solution of sodium hydroxide widely used in soap making, cleansing product production and industrial processes requiring controlled alkaline environment. Liquid format simplifies dosing during manufacturing, facilitates solution preparation and is commonly used for producing soap and cleansing systems.

Properties and skin appearance outcome

In soap production the ingredient participates in the saponification process of vegetable oils resulting in formation of solid or soft soap products with cleansing performance. After completion of saponification reaction the alkali becomes fully bound within the soap structure, forming finished products that provide skin cleansing and characteristic soap texture.

Quality of finished soap depends on correct oil selection, accurate processing conditions and precise alkaline solution dosing allowing stable texture and comfortable foam formation.

Application across industries

Liquid caustic soda is used in production of household and cosmetic soaps, cleansing agents, cleaning pastes and technical washing formulations as well as various industrial processes involving fats and oils processing. The ingredient is widely used in small scale soap workshops, private label manufacturing and industrial soap production thanks to convenient ready to use solution format.

The solution is applied to initiate saponification, form soap bases and create various soap products used in household and cosmetic applications.

Recipe for basic handmade soap with popular formulation oils

Olive oil 500 g
Coconut oil 250 g
Shea butter 100 g
Liquid caustic soda 120 ml
Purified water 200 ml
Cosmetic fragrance 10 ml

Water is carefully mixed with liquid caustic soda and the solution is allowed to cool. Coconut oil and shea butter are melted separately and then combined with olive oil to create uniform oil phase. After temperature equalization the oil mixture is combined with alkaline solution and mixed until thick trace texture forms. Cosmetic fragrance is added and mixture is poured into molds to solidify. After demolding soap is left to mature and stabilize before use.

Liquid caustic soda is positioned for B2B soap and cleansing product manufacturing supporting process stability, reproducible formulations and scalable industrial production.

INCI	Sodium Hydroxide
Other
Application	Soap making: Sodium hydroxide solution is mixed with oils and fats to create solid or liquid soap. Pipe Cleaner: Injected into pipes to dissolve organic deposits and blockages. Surface treatment: Diluted in water and applied to contaminated surfaces to remove grease and disinfect. pH adjustment: Added in small quantities to cosmetic products to achieve the required pH level.
Att brand	Ukraine
Color product	transparent
Features	pH Regulator: Used to adjust the pH level in cosmetic products such as soaps and creams. Cleansing: Included in some skin and hair deep cleansing products due to its alkaline properties. Saponification: A key ingredient in the saponification process of soap making.
Input percentage	The dosage of caustic soda depends on the specific application and the concentration of the solution. In household chemicals and cosmetics, the concentration varies: For saponification: Typically used at a concentration of 5-10% in solution, depending on the soap recipe. For cleaning products: Concentration can range from 1% to 10%, depending on the desired strength of the solution.
Minimum count	1
Name	Liquid caustic soda 1 L
Other names	Liquid alkali, sodium hydroxide, caustic soda liquid 46%, sodium hydroxide NaOH
Packaging	plastic bucket
Properties	Alkalinity: Caustic soda (sodium hydroxide) is a strong alkaline compound with a high pH level. Solubility: Easily dissolves in water, forming a highly alkaline solution. Reactivity: Very reactive, especially when in contact with acids and some metals. Corrosivity: May cause corrosion of metals and other materials, and may cause burns upon contact with skin or mucous membranes.
Purpose	Cleaning and disinfection: Used in products for cleaning and disinfecting pipes, sinks and other surfaces. Removing stains: Effective for removing grease and oil stains. Detergent Production: Used in the production of various detergents and cleaning products due to its ability to decompose organic matter.
Solubility	in water, ethanol
View	Liquid caustic soda 46% is a clear or slightly cloudy, odorless liquid. It may be slightly viscous, depending on the concentration and ambient temperature.
Valid until	07.2027