Bee Propolis Soap

 
bee propolis soap The raw material of propolis is an easily breakable lump. It contains many small impurities, which need to be removed.
These impurities are removed by hand at a factory in hygienic facilities and insects and bacteria are destroyed.
The quality of the raw material varies greatly depending on when it is collected and on its surrounding environment.
The raw materials are classified into A-D levels based on their quality. Such raw materials go through a process of fermentation for approximately 1 year 6 months to 3 years before being called propolis. There is great disparity in quality of propolis depending on the period
of fermentation, extraction method, and the raw material
   
1) Alcohol extraction method
An amount of ethanol is inserted into the raw material of propolis prior to entering the fermentation stage. Propolis contains
a lot of fat-soluble materials, which easily melt in alcohol, thereby allowing greatest amounts of extraction. Products that have
been created through the alcohol extraction method have a very high purity, which makes them highly effective.
2) Water extraction method
Water is inserted into the raw material of propolis for extraction. This method of extraction holds a great advantage in that it has
a smoother taste and smell than products that have been extracted with alcohol. However, propolis is composed mostly of oil ingredients, which makes it difficult for them to melt in water, thereby preventing effective extraction.
3) Micellization extraction method (emulsification extraction method)
The method involves the addition of chemical additives that have been extracted into alcohol to propolis. The use of this method makes the taste of the propolis more smooth since chemical additives are included.
4) Super critical extraction method
The method involves the addition of chemical additives that have been extracted into alcohol to propolis. The use of this method makes the taste of the propolis more smooth since chemical additives are included.