Cleans Skin:

Scale:
1. Your hands are still completely dirty.
2. Still mostly to all dirty.
3. Mostly dirty.
4. Dirty-still see the dirty materials on hand and under nails.
5. Halfway clean-still dirty but not all over.
6. Getting cleaner-almost clean but still some dirt on your hand.
7. Small amounts of residue or dirt on the hands.
8. Very little still left on your hand.
9. Little to tiny amount left on hands.
10. Hands completely clean-no residue or dirt left on hands.

Tester Name:
Sandra Mendoza with honey and salt on her hands.

Type of
Soap

Initial
Observation
of Your
Hands

Recipe #

Honey and
salt all over
hands

Cleanness
on a Scale
of
1- 10

9/10

Observations of how clean your

hands are:

(why did you choose the point on the

scale that you did-reasoning for the
number you gave the soap)

They feel a little sticky but that might

just be the soap but it cleaned it all off

Recipe #

There is
honey and
salt all on my
hands

7/8

They are clean but they feel oily and i

think that might be because of the soap

Recipe #

Honey and
salt

6/7

THey are somewhat clean they feel

sticky the salt all is gone though.

Tester Name:
Zoey Serebriany with salt and crisco (viscous vegetable oil)

Type of
Soap

Initial
Observation
of Your
Hands

Recipe #
1

Vegetable oil
and salt all
over my
hands

Recipe #
2

Vegetable oil
and salt all
over my
hands

Recipe #
3

Vegetable oil
and salt all
over my
hands

Cleanness
on a Scale
of
1- 10

10

0-1

Observations of how clean your

hands are:

(why did you choose the point on the

scale that you did-reasoning for the
number you gave the soap)

All of the ingredients on my hands are

off and my hands are soft and cleansed.

Still really gross and oily more slimy

than before stuff is off but under my
nails and hands feel dirty.
all of the substance were still on my
hands and it felt like it made them
worse my hands felt nasty sticky oily
and gross

Tester Name:
Mayra Perez with light syrup and salt.

Type
of
Soap

Initial
Observation
of Your Hands

Recipe
#

Light corn syrup

and salt. My
hands are
sticky.

Recipe
#

Light corn syrup

and salt. My
hands are
sticky.

Recipe
#

Light corn syrup

and salt. My
hands are
sticky.

Cleannes
s on a
Scale of
1- 10

Observations of how clean your

hands are:

(why did you choose the point on the

scale that you did-reasoning for the
number you gave the soap)

Very clean soft moisturizing on hands.

Cleaned off all of the stuff off my hands.
9

Hands a bit oily little salt left.

Hands a bit sticky salt left a bit of grains

not that many very little .
Hands were a bit stick not form
substances but from the soap

Recipe #1 worked great. It cleansed the skin surprisingly well and there was
no dirty substances left on our hands. Recipe #2 cleaned most of the dirty
substances off of our hands but then left coconut oil all over our hands
leaving them slimy and not cleansed. Recipe #3 washed the substances off
of some of the testers hands but one person still had a great amount of
dirty substances on her hands. Over all it left the testers hands feeling
sticky and not clean. We can all agree that Recipe #1 cleaned the best and
so far it is our favorite soap.

Moisturizing
Experiment

:
Observations of how moisturized your hands are over time:

Scale:
1.
Hands
2.
Hands
3.
Hands
4. Hands
5.
Hands

felt
felt
felt
felt
felt

really dry they werent moisturized at all

dry but didnt last long
neither soft or dry nothing really changed
soft but didnt last long
soft and it lasted a while

Type of
Soap

Moisturizin
g Scale
1- 5
(in
minutes)

Recipe
#1

R.
-1
3. -
2

Tester Name:
Sandra Mendoza

Right
After
Wash:

3 Minutes
After
Wash:

8 Minutes
After
Wash:

13
Minutes After
Wash:

They are
really dry
and sticky.

Dont feel
to dry now
it kind of
feels soft.

Feels softer
now, not a
lot though.

Nothing really
has changed.

Feel oily
so some
what soft,
not dry.

Nothing
has really
changed.

They feel
softer and
not too oily
any more.

Nothing really
has changed

They felt a
little dry at
first but it
went away
after a
while.

They feel a
little softer
but not a
big
difference.

Nothing
really has
changed,
the back of
my hands is
soft but my
palm not
really

Nothing really
has changed

8. -
3
13. -
3/4
Recipe
#2

R.
- 2/3
3. -
2/3
8. - 3/4
13. - 3

Recipe
#3

R.
-2
3. -
2/3
8. - 3/4
13. - 3

Tester Name:
Zoey Serebriany

Type of
Soap

Moisturizing
Scale
1- 5
(in minutes)

Right
After
Wash:

3
Minutes
After
Wash:

8 Minutes
After
Wash:

13
Minutes After
Wash:

Recipe
#1

R.
- 1-2

Dry and
sticky
(Palms fry
top soft)

Palms still
dry and
top of
hands
soft.

Between
fingers
dry/sticky
palms as
well

If I rub my
hands together
they feel very
strange but
awful

All over
very soft
feels like
have
lotion my
hands oil
left on
hands.

Hands
burn a bit
but still
very soft.

Very soft
but oily.

Feels the
same.

Not softer
dry, top of
hand soft
rest is
normal.

Hands a
bit itchy
but
softish.

Sticker
palms
softer top of
hands.

Inside of finger
feel soft but
palms still
sticky.

3. - 2-3
8. - 2.5
13. -
3
Recipe
#2

R.
-5
3. - 3.5
8. - 4
13. - 4

Recipe
#3

R.
-3
3. - 2
8. - 3
13. - 2-4

Type of
Soap

Moisturizing
Scale
1- 5

Recipe
#1

R.
-5
3. - 4

Tester Name:
Mayra Perez
Right
After
Wash:

3 Minutes
After
Wash:

8 Minutes
After
Wash:

13
Minutes
After
Wash:

Very very
soft oily
soft

Soft but it
is oily

Getting less
soft a little
drier

My hands
are dry

Neither soft
or dry very
dry feels
weird when
hands
move

Still very
dry even
drier

I think it has
gotten even
drier on my
palms top is
still soft.

Dry

Soft didnt
really
change

Very Dry

Dry feels
weird when
you move
your hands

Dry on
palms top
of hands
were really
soft.

8. - 4
13. - 3
Recipe
#2

R.
-4
3. - 3
8. - 2/3
13. - 2/3

Recipe
#3

R.
-3
3. -2
8. -2
13. -2

When testing our soaps we were able to see that Recipe #1 was the best soap at
moisturizing and that would be the one we would chose. Recipe #1 was the best
because even though it left the hands very dry right after washing them they
started getting a lot softer minutes later. The reason why Recipe #2 wasnt the best
is because even though the hands were somewhat soft it left the hands very oil.
Recipe #3 wasnt the best either because it left the hands a little dry and oily right
after washing them. They started feeling a little softer afterwards though but still
not the best.

The feeling and residue it leaves on your hands post wash:

Scale:
1. Your hands feels dirty your hands most of the testers hands are
covered with residue.
2. The testers hands have a little bit of spaces with no residue.
3. Half of the testers hands are covered with residue.
4. There is little to no residue left behind.
5. There is no residue left behind feels very clean.
Tester Name:
Sandra Mendoza with honey and salt on hands.

Type of
soap

Initial
Feeling of
hands...
pre-wash

Rate the
soaps on a
scale of
1-5.

Recipe
#1

Honey and
salt all over
hands.

4/5

Recipe
#2

Honey and
salt all over
hands.

Recipe
#3

Honey and
salt all over
hands.

3/4

3/4

Observations how it
feels/looks after washing
our hands for 2 minutes.

They feel soft and clean.

They feel soft but a little

oily.
They feel soft but oily.

Tester Name:
Zoey Serebriany with salt and crisco (viscous vegetable oil)

Type of
soap

Initial Feeling of
hands...
pre-wash

Recipe # 1

Vegetable oil and

salt on hands sticky, oily, and
rough

Recipe # 2

Recipe # 3

Vegetable oil and

salt on hands sticky, oily, and
rough

Vegetable oil and

salt on hands sticky, oily, and
rough. As well as
oil still on my
hand from the
previous wash

Rate the
soaps on a
scale of
1-5.

Observations how it
feels/looks after washing
our hands.

Hands felt very nice, soft

even. There was nothing left
on my hands, all of the oil
and salt was washed away
using this soap.

This soap got the oil and

salt off my hand but then
replenished that by making
my hands feel oily because
of the oil the soap left on
my hand making my hands
feel slimy.

0-1

All of the vegetable oil was

still on my hand and this
soap only made it worse. It
made the vegetable oil only
further mix into my skin and
none of it was removed. My
hands felt slimy, sticky, oily,
and disgusting.

Tester Name:
Mayra Perez with light corn syrup and salt.

Type of
soap

Initial
Feeling of
hands...
pre-wash

Rate the
soaps on
a scale of
1-5.

Observations how it
feels/looks after washing
our hands for 2 minutes.

Recipe
#1

Light corn
syrup and
salt

Very clean nothing is left

behind.

Recipe
#2

Light corn
syrup and
salt

Little grains are left behind.

Hands are a bit oily but soft.

Recipe
#3

Light corn
syrup and
salt

Little grains are left behind.

Hands are a bit oily but soft.

After testing the soaps for the residue and feeling the soaps give we agreed that
the best one would be Recipe #1. The reason why Recipe #1 is the best is because
we noticed that soap didnt leave anything behind and the hands felt very soft
afterwards. Recipe #2 somewhat cleaned the hands but they felt very oily so they
didnt feel to clean. Also, Recipe #3 made the hands feel very oil therefore the
hands didnt feel clean at all.

Foaming Abilities:
Scale:
1.
No foam is produced.
2.
Very little foam is produced.
3.
Medium amount of foam is produce-normal amount; some is
produced but not a large amount.
4.
Lots of foam is produced, just enough to be more than normal.
5.
Huge amount of foam is produced. Foam is everywhere and much
more than normal.
Tester Name:
Sandra Mendoza

Type of Soap

Rate Foaming
Abilities on a
Scale of 1-5

Observations/Reason
for choosing the
number on scale for
Hands:

Recipe #1

There was actually some

foam not a lot though.

Recipe #2

1
Recipe #3

Pretty much no foam

was produced.
No foam was produced
at all didnt even feel
soapy.

Tester Name:
Zoey Serebriany

Type of
Soap

Rate Foaming
Abilities on a Scale of
1-5

Observations/Reason for
choosing the number on scale for
Hands:

There was actually some foam not a

lot though.

No foam produced.

0-1

No foam produced.

Recipe #1

Recipe #2

Recipe #3

Tester Name:
Mayra Perez

Type of
Soap

Rate Foaming
Abilities on a
Scale of 1-5

Recipe #1

Observations/Reason for
choosing the number on
scale for Hands:
Alot of foam was produced.

Recipe #2

0-1

Recipe #3

0-1

Not that much of foam was

produced.
No foam was produced.

Another Foaming Ability Test:

Type of
soap

Rate Foaming
Abilities on a Scale
of 1-5

Observations/Reason for
choosing the number on
scale for Bowl

Some foam was produced

not that much though.

Recipe #1

Recipe #2

Recipe #3

0-1

Not that much foam was

produced.
No foam was produced

Through these experiments we found that Recipe #1 foamed a lot more than
the other two. It actually foamed much more than we expected it to. Recipe
#2 and #3 produced no foam at all and we were very disappointed. We can
tell from these tests that Recipe #1 continues to shine in the light and we
would still say that this is our favorite recipe.

Smell
Experiment:

Scale:
1. Smells awful right away and leaves a bad scent in your nose.
2. Smells okay but still not very good
3. Neither smelled bad or good pretty tolerable
4. Had a pleasant smell but didnt last long
5. Had an amazingly pleasant scent that was long lasting (especially if
you washed your hands with it and are doing that smell test.)
Tester Name:
Sandra Mendoza

Type of Soap

How the soap bar smells?

Rate it 1-5

Recipe #1

There is a smell to it but I am not

sure what it is doesnt smell that
good.

2/3

Recipe #2

Smell similar to the first recipe.

2/3

Recipe #3

This smells like rosemary and

lavender. Smells good.

Tester Name:
Zoey Serebriany

Type of
Soap

How the soap bar smells?

Rate it 1-5

Recipe #1

Smells like oranges and oils.

Recipe #2

Smells like nothing.

Recipe #3

Smells great! Like lavender.

Tester Name:
Mayra Perez

Type of Soap

How the soap bar smells?

Rate it 1-5

Recipe #1

This soap doesnt have a very pleasant

smell to it.

Recipe #2

This one smells a little like coconut.

Recipe #3

This one smells really good like lavender.

Another Smell Experiment:

Tester Name:
Sandra Mendoza

Type
of
Soap

Rate
1-5

How it smells
immediately
after washing
your hands?

How it smells
after 3 minutes
of washing
your hands.

How it smells
after 5 minutes
of washing your
hands.

Recipe
#1

I:
2

It smells okay
but after a while
it smells bad to
me.

Smell started to
go away. It is
pretty tolerable
now.

Doesnt smell like

anything
anymore.

Doesnt smell
like anything.

Nothing.

Nothing.

Doesnt smell as
much as it did
before washing
them.

Doesnt smell
like anything at
all anymore.

Nothing.

3:
3
5:
3
Recipe
#2

I:
3
3:
3
5:
3/4

Recipe
#3

I:
2/3
3:
3
5:
3

Tester Name:
Zoey Serebriany

Type
of
Soap

Rate
1-5

How it smells
immediately
after washing
your hands?

How it smells
after 3 minutes
of washing
your hands.

How it smells
after 5 minutes
of washing your
hands.

Recipe
#1

I:
4

Lavender and old

folks home.

Still smells fine/

same.

Still smells great.

Not bad or good.

Not too great like

oranges gone
bad.

Not bad or good

more on the to
ripe orange.

Doesnt smell
like anything

Smells the same.

Still smells the

same.

3:
4
5:
4
Recipe
#2

I:
3
3:
2
5:
2.5

Recipe
#3

I:
3
3:
3
5:
3

Tester Name:
Mayra Perez
Type
of
Soap
Recipe
#1

Rate
1-5

I:3
3:2

How it smells
immediately
after washing
your hands?

How it smells
after 3 minutes
of washing
your hands.

How it smells
after 5 minutes
of washing your
hands.

Smells ok like
coconut

Doesn't smell tos

pleasant .

Doesn't smell tos

pleasant .

Smell ok

Smells kind of
bad like
medicine.

This doesn't smell

like anything.

Smells a little
like herbs
lavender. It
doesnt smell
bad

Doesnt smell
like anything just
a bit of herbs.

Doesnt smell like

anything just a
bit like herbs.

5:2
Recipe
#2

I:3
3:2
5:2

Recipe
#3

I:3
3:3
5:3

Recipe #1 did not smell awful but it had and interestingly sour orange smell. Recipe
#2 did not really smell like anything, if we had to say what it smelled like, we would
say it had a watered down coconut oil smell. Recipe #3 smelled the best. It smelled
like lavender mostly which was a pleasant surprise based on what the other soaps
smelled like. For smell we think Recipe #3 is the best so we are going to change the
smell of the one we choose to lavender.

Recipe #1 had the best properties except for smell and a bit from the
moisturizing department. Based on that, we will be choosing to make
Recipe #1 into a big batch but change the scent to lavender (instead of
orange) and use grapeseed oil instead of almond oil (to help with the
moisturizing).