Have you seen the movie "Fight Club?" Can you really make bath soaps from liposuctioned human fats?

Answer 1

Many can remember the movie Fight Club, when before making soap Brad Pitt and Edward Norton brake into a liposuction clinic to steel human fat to use in their soap. This is because it is said that the “harder” the soap the better. For this reason it is said that other animal fats make great soaps, beef, pig, etc.

Two of the main ingredients in the making of soap are sodium hydroxide and animal fat.

Lard and human fat are very similar. They have nearly identical iodine and saponification values.

Lye is also used to saponify fats for the production of glycerine and soap.

Lye is commercially manufactured by the electrolysis of common salt (sodium chloride).

Unlike lye, lard is not hazardous. We eat it, and it often occurs in homemade ointments.

Fats are widely distributed throughout the human body. The largest concentrations occur about the kidneys and below the surface of the skin. Fat is supported within the body by cell structures that involve from 15 to 20 percent of the total mass. Thus, 100 grams of fatty tissue contain from 80 to 85 grams of fat.

For complete process of making soap from human fat, just switch to the following links:

http://www.historiography-project.org/misc/frenzsoap.html
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Answer 2

Yes....most soaps are made from some type of fatty substance..that is where soap began in the old days. Boil it down and process it into another, useful product. Fats are also used to make a lot of makeup, i.e. lipstick, etc.

Answer 3

Yes it;s true. the Nazi's in WWII made soap from human beings in the holocaust.

Answer 4

The basic main ingredients in soap is fat....so yes, you can. But that would be creepy.

Answer 5

Yes, you can make soap using any fat or oil.

Answer 6

of course, mixing any fat with caustic souse make soap
just add fragrance and other stuff
are u planing to get aliposuction and make soap?

Answer 7

Yes, of course you can.