Is sodium lactate helpful in soap making?

Sodium lactate is a clear liquid salt naturally produced by the fermentation of sugars found in corn and beets. It is used in a variety of bath and body products such as lotions, shampoos and soaps, and is a natural humectant and wonderful moisturizer. Benefits In cold process soap it helps to harden the bar which allows for quicker unmolding -…

Hardening Your Cold Process Soap {using sodium lactate}

Sodium Lactate, For Soap Making

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I made CP soap using a recipe I've used several times with 1 exception - I added sodium lactate. I've never used this before. It ended up with a weird consistency, almost