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🟢Get the soap formulator’s workbook here → 🤍 How to make 100% coconut oil soap - Simple cold process soap making. In this video I show you how to make 100 % coconut oil soap. This is a very simple, unscented cold process soap great for beginners. It’s made with a 20 % superfat to counteract the high cleansing effect of coconut oil. You will only need 3-4 ingredients to make this soap. One of the ingredients is lye, please be careful and wear safety equipment when handling lye and don’t breathe in the fumes. This soap needs a 4-6 week cure before it's ready to be used, I forgot to write that in the video :) 100 % coconut oil soap recipe with 20 % superfat This recipe is calculated with 🤍 Total batch weight: 707 g 500 g coconut oil 124.6 g distilled water ( 37% lye concentration) optional: 10 g citric acid Citric acid will react with lye and neutralize some of it. If you want to keep the superfat at 20% the lye amount have to be adjusted. 10 g citric acid neutralizes 6 g of lye. if using citric acid: 79.3 g lye if not using citric acid: 73.3 g lye Soap making equipment* ○ Safety glasses - 🤍 ○ Gloves - 🤍 ○ Braun multiquick stick blender (black colored version) - 🤍 ○ Infrared thermometer - 🤍 ○ Digital scale - 🤍 ○ High precision scale - 🤍 ○ Spatulas - 🤍 ○ Funnel pitchers for easy pouring - 🤍 ○ Silicone molds: ○ Single cavity mold - 🤍 ○ Silicone loaf mold - 🤍 ○ Small wooden soap mold with silicone lining - 🤍 ○ Cafe de savon wire cutter - 🤍 ○ Guide - 🤍 ○ Swiss star stainless steel vegetable peeler for beveling soaps - 🤍 ○ Mini mixer - 🤍 *amazon links are affiliate links. If you purchase a product through a link I have provided I receive a small commission, with no additional cost to you. Thank you for supporting my channel!
If you'd like to get the recipe for these salt bars you can buy the recipe here for £10: 🤍 These salt bars are wonderful, long-lasting, and create a fabulous foamy lather. You could always use the base recipe and tweak it slightly for example if you don't want to use essential oils these can easily be swapped out for fragrance oils to make the bar unique to you. 🧼 *Buy my soap and soap making tools here:*🧼 🤍 🧼*How to support my channel *🧼 Thank you so much for showing an interest in supporting my channel. Videos take a lot of time to make edit and produce, So if you are considering showing your support I really appreciate it. *Buy me a coffee* - if you would like to send monetary support, either on a one-off basis, monthly or annually it would be so appreciated. You can do that by clicking here. 🤍 *Super thanks* - You can click the thanks button just below the title and make a donation / contribution. *Non- monetary support* - still very valuable to me and my channel - Like the video (if you did) - Leave a comment - Share the video with others - Become a subscriber and ring the notification bell to be notified when I upload a new video. 🧼*Other Social Media* 🧼 Instagram: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 🧼*Discount on Lye (sodium hydroxide), Rubbing alcohol and more*🧼 Are you a soapmaker in the UK? for great value lye, rubbing alcohol and more try JennyChem, they are one of the cheapest suppliers in the UK, I use their lye in all of my soap. You can even get 5% off any order if you use my special discount code LISA7152 - go to Jennychem at - 🤍 🧼*Disclaimer*🧼 Although my cold process soap making tutorials are of a tutorial nature, they are intended for people who have a good understanding of making cold process soap. The information given is based on what works for me, however, there are lots of variables associated with cold process soap making and I, therefore, take no responsibility for the results achieved when using the techniques or methods explained in these tutorials. Cold process soap involves the necessary use of sodium Hydroxide (lye) which is a very dangerous substance. Before attempting and cold process soap making you should ensure you are fully aware of the lye safety procedures and always wear the correct safety equipment when making soap. #soapmaking #coldprocessoap
Here is a look at how I made this marble cold process soap using layers and the In the Pot Swirl technique. Stay tuned to the end of the video for tips and the “What I Learned “ portion. This is one of the featured techniques in the July 2020 Soap Challenge by Amy Warden. Welcome to my channel. Thank you for subscribing, commenting, and sharing! *If you have never made cold process soap, please research the basics of soap making, especially *LYE SAFETY.* 🤍 SPECIAL THANKS TO Amy Warden’s Soap Challenge Current Challenge 🤍 Previous Tutorials 🤍 Amy YouTube Channel 🤍 Elements Bath and Body, for providing my favorite scale, laser thermometer, and many other products. 🤍 Scale 🤍 Laser Thermometer 🤍 Cordless Mini Mixer 🤍 Gold Rush Mica 🤍 Smoky Black Mica 🤍 Smooth Coconut Carbon 🤍 Titanium Dioxide 🤍 Free PDF List of Well Behaved Fragrances 🤍 Colorant Calculator 🤍 Colorant Calculator Explanation Video 🤍 Soap Calculator Videos 🤍 🤍 And thank YOU so much for watching, liking, sharing, your kind comments, and for subscribing to my channel. 🤍 You can also find me here: Soap Shop: 🤍 Recipe Shop: 🤍 Website: 🤍 Tree Marie Soapworks Facebook group for soap makers: 🤍 Business Facebook page: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍
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If you want to customize soap down to the last ingredient, cold process is a great option. Cold process soap is made by combining oils and sodium hydroxide lye. That causes a chemical reaction called saponification. Melt and pour soap has already gone through that process. Once you find your perfect recipe you can start getting creative with the designs. You get to choose the oils, colorants, scents, and more. In this video, we go over the basic tools and ingredients you need to get started. We also go over safety when working with lye, how to make soap, and how to clean up. Find more resources below! Articles About Soap Making: • Guide to Cold Process Soap: 🤍 • Guide to Lye Safety: 🤍 • How to Formulate Cold Process: 🤍 • Tools for Cold Process Soap Making: 🤍 Find more articles and recipes here: 🤍 Find more videos on the Basics of Soap Making here: 🤍 Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 01:59 - Why Make Cold Process Soap 03:21 - Cold Process Ingredients 05:42 - Tools for Cold Process 09:09 - Prep to Make Soap 14:27 - How to Make Cold Process Soap 20:02 - Cleaning Up Cold Process Soap 21:32 - Answering Your Questions! Any equipment used for soap making should be exclusive – don’t use it for food. Lye and fragrance can get stuck in cracks, even with thorough washing. We also recommend hand washing instead of using the dishwasher. Tools for Cold Process Soap Making: 🤍 - Made a project with our products? Tag us with #BrambleOn so we can see your creations! Shop Bramble Berry: 🤍 Recipes, Tips & Inspiration: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 TikTok: 🤍 Pinterest: 🤍
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#TheRoyalCreativeAcademy So you've always wanted to try soap making but it's too daunting, too expensive, and downright confusing, right? THE DUCHESS OF SUDS TO THE RESCUE!! In this video series we are going to be covering, EVERYTHING you need to know to make your first few soap batches!! ✨ BASIC BEGINNER PDF ✨ - 🤍 👑 ROYAL UPGRADE PDF 👑 - 🤍 🧼Beginner Soap Making Playlist 🧼- 🤍 🎨Colorant Set 🎨- 🤍 📚𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐋𝐢𝐬𝐭 📚 1. Using Soap Calc and Understanding the Soap Quality Numbers 🤍 2. "Water Discounting" in Soap Making 🤍 🎬WATCH THE WHOLE SERIES 🎬 1. Everything You Need To Make Cold Process Soap - 🤍 2. Lye Safety 101- 🤍 3. How to Prep your Ingredients and Area for Cold Process Soap Making - 🤍 4. How to Make Your First Batch of Cold Process Soap - You are here! 5. How to Make Layers in Cold Process Soap - 🤍 6. How to Do a Basic Drop Swirl in Cold Process Soap - 🤍 7. How to Make Soap With Essential Oils + EO Blend Calculator Tutorial - 🤍 🌿𝐋𝐲𝐞 𝐒𝐮𝐩𝐩𝐥𝐢𝐞𝐫𝐬 🌿 Duda Diesel Nature's Garden Wholesale Supplies Plus Bulk Apothecary Red Devil Lye Nurture Soap Bramble Berry Home Depot Lowes If you don't see a supplier here, there's probably a reason for it. ;) 🌿 𝐅𝐢𝐧𝐝 𝐔𝐬 𝐄𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐲𝐰𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞 𝐎𝐧𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐞 🌿 𝐑𝐨𝐲𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐲 𝐒𝐨𝐚𝐩𝐬 // TikTok - 🤍 Instagram - 🤍 Twitter - 🤍 Facebook - 🤍 Pinterest - 🤍 𝐊𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐞 𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐬𝐨𝐧 // Instagram - 🤍 Twitter - 🤍 🌿 𝐒𝐡𝐨𝐩 𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐕𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐨 🌿 ✦ Stick Blender - 🤍 Small 9-Ball Mold - 🤍 Large Mixing Buckets - 🤍 5 lb Wooden Mold - 🤍 5 lb Wooden Mold Liner - 🤍 ✦ My Favorite Scale - 🤍 🌿 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐂𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐜 𝐑𝐨𝐲𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐲 𝐒𝐨𝐚𝐩𝐬 𝐑𝐞𝐜𝐢𝐩𝐞 🌿 Olive Oil – 40% Coconut Oil – 30% Palm Oil (Organic, RSPO-Certified, and ) – 20% Sweet Almond Oil – 5% Castor Oil – 5% Superfat – 5% Lye Concentration (ie. Lye Solution Strength) – 35% 🌿 𝐀 𝐍𝐨𝐭𝐞 🌿 I'm so grateful that I get to occasionally work with brands I actually like to create sponsored videos. Their direct support helps keep this channel afloat in the ever unstable world of YouTube ad revenue. These videos will always be disclosed, of course, and I appreciate everyone's kind support for these partnerships. Royalty Soaps also participates in commission or discount affiliations, like Amazon or RewardStyle, as these opportunities become available, like Amazon and RewardStyle and while the money we make with these links isn't much, every little bit counts and once again, we really appreciate your support! These products will always be marked and disclosed with a "✦".
🟢Get the soap formulator’s workbook + a free recipe booklet here → 🤍 In this soap making video I share my favorite cold process soap recipe right now. This soap is palm free and vegan, and in my humble opinion, the best handmade soap recipe😎 I often make this soap with a few variations. This time, I tried it with grapeseed oil and I really liked the end result. I also experimented with alkanet root infused olive oil to try to achieve a natural purple color. It worked out okay, but I think I could’ve used a bit more alkanet for a more intense color. Do you want to learn how to formulate your own favorite soap recipe? Check out the soap formulator’s workbook here: 🤍 Thank you for watching! Please wear proper safety equipment when making soap. My favorite cold process soap recipe: Recipe calculated with: 🤍 Oils: 192 g alkanet root infused olive oil (32%) 42 g castor oil (7%) 36 g grapeseed oil (6%) 168 g coconut oil (28%) 90 g shea butter (15%) 72 g cocoa butter (12%) Lye solution: 125 g distilled water 10 g citric acid 89.8 g sodium hydroxide (83.8 g if not using citric acid) (40% lye concentration, 5% superfat) Additives: 45 g coconut cream 10 ml fragrance oil for a light scent Cure the soap for 4-6 weeks before using it on your skin. ○ Citric acid information When citric acid and sodium hydroxide lye (NaOH) are combined, sodium citrate is created. Sodium citrate works as a chelator in soap. A chelator traps metal ions such as calcium and magnesium that can be found in tap water. These metal contaminants can cause rancidity and soap scum in handmade soap. A chelator binds to these metals so that they can’t bind to the soap molecules. This way the soap won’t react with them and the soap's lather improves + shelf life increases. Citric acid does not lower the pH of soap. Instead it consumes some of the lye and increases the superfat. Add 6 g extra lye for every 10 g of citric acid added to a soap recipe if you want to keep the superfat % at the same level. How much citric acid should be added to soap? Usage rate in bar soap is 1-2% of the oil weight. How to use citric acid Add citric acid to the distilled water and dissolve completely before adding the lye, or make a separate solution of citric acid and distilled water and add to the oils. Soap making equipment* ○ Safety glasses - 🤍 ○ Gloves - 🤍 ○ Braun multiquick stick blender (black colored version) - 🤍 ○ Infrared thermometer - 🤍 ○ Digital scale - 🤍 ○ High precision scale - 🤍 ○ Spatulas - 🤍 ○ Glass bowl - 🤍 ○ Funnel pitchers for easy pouring - 🤍 ○ Stainless steel pitcher - 🤍 ○ Silicone molds: ○ Single cavity mold - 🤍 ○ Silicone loaf mold - 🤍 ○ Small wooden soap mold with silicone lining - 🤍 ○ Cafe de savon wire cutter - 🤍 ○ Guide - 🤍 ○ Swiss star stainless steel vegetable peeler for beveling soaps - 🤍 ○ Mini mixer - 🤍 Recommended reading: ○ 🤍 As an amazon associate I earn from qualifying purchases. *amazon links are affiliate links. If you purchase a product through a link I have provided I receive a small commission, with no additional cost to you. Thank you for supporting my channel!
It's finally time to put the classic debate to rest. Which soap making technique is superior? Melt and Pour or Cold Process? - Timestamps - 00:00 - Introduction 01:01 - Cost of Materials 04:36 - Time 06:25 - Danger 08:25 - Design & Customization 11:23 - Clean Up 13:36 - Conclusion - My Products Featured in This Video - Summer Love Candle: 🤍 Summer Love Soap: 🤍 - Sources - This Video is NOT SPONSORED SFIC White Melt and Pour Soap Base: 🤍 Simple and Gentle Soap Project: 🤍 Neapolitan Soap Project: 🤍 Oat Milk Soap Project: 🤍 Aloe Vera Melt and Pour Soap Base: 🤍 Shea Butter Melt and Pour Soap Base: 🤍 Clear Melt and Pour Soap Base: 🤍 Toil and Trouble Soap Project: 🤍 Follow Me On Social Media! Check out my website: 🤍 Follow me on TikTok: 🤍 Follow me on Instagram: 🤍 Sign up for my Newsletter to get 10% off: 🤍 #soapmaking #meltandpour #coldprocess
In this video I show you how I made cold process activated charcoal soap. Thank you for watching❣️ ☘️Learn to formulate your own soap recipes here: 🤍 ☘️Citric acid information: When citric acid and sodium hydroxide lye (NaOH) are combined, sodium citrate is created. Sodium citrate works as a chelator in soap. A chelator traps metal ions such as calcium and magnesium that can be found in tap water. These metal contaminants can cause rancidity and soap scum in handmade soap. A chelator binds to these metals so that they can’t bind to the soap molecules. This way the soap won’t react with them and the soap's lather improves + shelf life increases. Citric acid does not lower the pH of soap. Instead it consumes some of the lye and increases the superfat. Add 6 g extra lye for every 10 g of citric acid added to a soap recipe if you want to keep the superfat % at the same level. How much citric acid should be added to soap? Usage rate in bar soap is 1-2% of the oil weight. How to use citric acid Add citric acid to the distilled water and dissolve completely before adding the lye, or make a separate solution of citric acid and distilled water and add to the oils. Music: Crimson sunsets, Anna Landström Chalet high, Boone River Falling stardust, Megan Wofford The untold, Ever So Blue
THE BEST COLD PROCESS SOAP RECIPE | RICH LATHER, HYDRATING FOR SKIN, HARD BARS ⬇⬇⬇Click “SHOW MORE“ for more info⬇⬇⬇ Learn how much fun it is to make cold process soap, using my favorite recipe! These soap bars nourish the skin, have lots of rich lather, and stay nice and hard without quickly melting away. NOTE: The red cup is empty on the table and I do not have lye in it until I am ready to mix it outside, away from children and pets. I do not allow lye near my children. 🐝 Full written article and printable recipe card: 🤍 🐝 Get lots more DIY skincare recipes on the Bumblebee Apothecary Blog: 🤍 🐝 Check out my handmade organic tallow balm, tallow soap, magnesium lotion, and more in my shop: 🤍 This post may contain affiliate links, which means I make a small commission at no extra cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. 🐝 SHOP THIS VIDEO: Organic, 100% grass fed tallow: 🤍 Coconut oil: 🤍 Olive oil: 🤍 Lye for soap making: 🤍 Essential oils I use: 🤍 Scale for soap making: 🤍 Immersion blender: 🤍 Soap mold & slicer: 🤍 🐝 Our water filter system that we use in our home: 🤍 🐝 Where I buy organic groceries: 🤍 🐝 100% grass fed beef: 🤍 🐝 Get GAPS to Go, My 30 Day Meal Plan for the GAPS Intro Diet with Video Guides for Following Intro: 🤍 🐝 Organic clothing we wear: 🤍 🐝 My favorite essential oils: 🤍 🐝 Natural makeup I use: 🤍 🐝 Shop our Bumblebee Apothecary Amazon favorites: 🤍 🐝 Related videos: Soap making basics and safety: 🤍 Pure tallow soap recipe: 🤍 🐝 Watch my complete playlist of all my DIY Skincare and Home videos: 🤍 🐝 Purchase your 30 printable skincare product labels with recipes for only $9.95: 🤍 🐝 Join my Facebook group “Traditional Wisdom in Nourishment and Natural Living” for healthy living inspiration and support: 🤍 🐝 Grab my FREE DIY Home Remedy Recipes eBook: 🤍 🐝 FREE EBOOKS: Get exclusive access to my subscriber library, where all of my free eBooks, printables, and more are all in one place: 🤍 🐝 FREE Masterclass: How to Start the GAPS Diet with More Confidence and Less Confusion: 🤍 🐝 Follow along with Bumblebee Apothecary: Blog: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Pinterest: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Contact Marisa: marisa🤍bumblebeeapothecary.com Thanks so much for watching! Be well! -Marisa 🐝 The information in this video is solely for educational purposes, and has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. All information in this video is not intended to diagnose, prevent, treat, or cure any disease or illness. All contents of this video is provided for informational purposes only, as general information, that may not apply to you as an individual, and is not a substitute for your own physician's medical care or advice. Always seek advice from your physician or another qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding nutrition, medical conditions, and advice. Never disregard medical advice or delay seeking medical care because of something you have seen in this video, on bumblebeeeapothecary.com, or any of the corresponding videos, YouTube channel, eBooks, written material, and related social media, including text, images, videos, or other formats. GAPS™ and Gut and Psychology Syndrome™ are the trademark and copyright of Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride. #soapmaking #coldprocess
In this video we will be creating a purple and white soap scented with natural Lavender essential oil and topped with Lavender flowers. We will be using ultramarine violet oxide, which is a nature identical soap colourant, meaning it is mined naturally from the earth but has gone through a process to remove heavy metals and other nasties that you wouldn't want to bathe in! Our soaps are all palm oil free and this one is vegan friendly too. The ingredients we used for this soap are as follows: Water 220g Sodium Hydroxide (Lye) 109g Olive Oil 340g Coconut Oil 184g Shea Butter 75g Cocoa Butter 36g Castor Oil 57g Sweet Almond Oil 99g Ultramarine Violet Oxide 0.8g (plus a little additional to create pencil line in the soap) Lavender Essential Oil 20ml Lavender Flowers - a few sprinkled on top! If you enjoy our videos, please do give us a like and subscribe :-) We will be uploading new videos every Friday and possibly the odd midweek bonus video here and there! You can also follow us and find our soaps here: 🤍sussexsoap.co.uk 🤍facebook.com/sussexhandmadesoap 🤍instagram.com/sussex_handmade_soap If you do head over to our website, we offer our Youtube friends 20% off purchases if you enter code "youtube20" at checkout :-)
This fragrance is described as having bright citrus notes of Bergamot, and Sweet Orange Oil lead this deceptively delicate fragrance with mid notes of Iris, White Rose and Mediterranean Fig. A soft powdery finish of Woods, Musk and Vetiver finish this intriguing floral blend. Available April 1st at 11am CST 🤍 Botanicals, molds and more! ⬇️ 🤍 Mold: 👉🏻 🤍 👈🏻 Custom stickers/labels (get $10 off with this link): 🤍 If you liked this video please consider subscribing. Thank you so much for watching! ————————————————————————————— E q u i p m e n t Mold: 🤍 Stick Blender: 🤍 Beveler/Planer: 🤍 Mixing Containers: 🤍 Hanger Tool: 🤍 Pitchers: 🤍 Soap Log Splitter: 🤍 Wood Soap Cutter: 🤍 Metal Soap Cutter: 🤍 ————————————————————————————— W e b s i t e: 🤍 F a c e b o o k: 🤍 I n s t a g r a m: 🤍 —————————————————————————————
I made this beautiful lavender cold process soap recipe for my Mum and her best friend recently (we are all big lavender fans) and when I shared it to my social media pages, everyone asked for the recipe! *Recipe link* 🤍 *New to soap making? This is important!* Sodium hydroxide and potassium hydroxide (lyes) used in soap making, in granular or flake form or in solution with water/other liquids, as well as raw soap batter, are highly corrosive and require careful and attentive handling and the proper use of personal protective equipment. Please watch this video to learn more about essential soap making safety precautions 🤍 Web page 🤍 *Elly’s Everyday Membership Group* Are you looking for extra connection and support with your soap making and/or sourdough bread baking? Come and join my affordable Membership Group for access to fortnightly Q&A podcasts where I answer member questions and talk in depth about all things soap and bread making! I’d love to meet you there :) 🤍 Or if you’d just like to buy me a 'coffee’ 😊 🤍 *Helpful video links* Calculate bar soap recipes 🤍 Calculate liquid soap recipes 🤍 Calculate soap mold volume 🤍 Choosing oils for soap making - formulating soap recipes 🤍 Superfat in soap making explained 🤍 Soap making water discount explained 🤍 Soap making temperatures 🤍 Citric acid in soap making 🤍 pH testing soap with paper strips 🤍 pH testing soap with the Zap Test 🤍 *All the playlists! (Elly’s video collections)* 🤍 *Bread making channel* 🤍 *Website* 🤍 *Newsletter* 🤍 *Facebook* 🤍 *Instagram* 🤍 *Amazon storefront* 🤍 (As an Amazon associate I earn from qualifying purchases) *Soap making suppliers Australia* 🤍 *Disclaimer* 🤍 The information provided in my videos and website is based on my own personal research and experience and is provided for informational and entertainment purposes only. I am not a professional soap manufacturer, nor do I have formal qualifications in chemistry or skincare formulation (or any other related field) and I make no guarantees about the correctness of the information presented. Use the information in my videos and on my website at your own risk. *Copyright © Elly’s Everyday*
How to Make Line Pour Cold Process Soap (Technique Video #23) Here is how I made this cold process soap using the Line Pour or In the Pot Swirl technique. Stick around to learn why I oven process my soap and how to show your support to your favorite YouTubers. Scroll down for more information on Tree Marie Soapworks. *If you have never made cold process soap, please research the basics of soap making, especially *LYE SAFETY.* 🤍 RECIPE FOR SALE HERE: 🤍 Colorant Calculator Explanation Video 🤍 Colorant Calculator 🤍 Thank you to Nurture Soap for providing the Proud Peacock, Klein Blue, and Cheshire Cat colorant 🤍 Thank you, Bramble Berry, for sharing the fragrance used in this video. 🤍 Thank you, Elements, for sharing the great scale and many other products with me 🤍 Thank you for watching, liking, and subscribing to my channel. You can also find me here: My Shop: 🤍 My Website: 🤍 My Facebook group for soap makers: 🤍 My Business Facebook page here: 🤍 My Instagram page Instagram here: 🤍 Tools: -Gloves 🤍 -Safety Goggles 🤍 -Digital Scale 🤍 -Funnel Pitchers 🤍 -Cordless Mini Mixer 🤍 -Measuring Spoons with 1/3rd, 1/8th, 1/16th of a teaspoon 🤍 -Bowls for lye and fragrance (glass or stainless steel for the fragrance/essential oil) -Bowls for Sodium Lactate and Colorants Ceramic Side Sauce Dish 🤍 Spatulas 🤍 Squeeze Bottles (optional) 🤍 -Palette Knife (optional) 🤍 -Plexiglass Sheet (optional) 🤍 -Batter Bowl 🤍 -Infrared Thermometer 🤍 -Stick Blender 🤍 -Calculator -Prop For Mold 1-1.5” thick (2.5-3.8 cm) -10” Silicone Loaf Mold 🤍 -Veggie Peeler 🤍 -Wire Soap Cutter (Make sure to order replacement wires too.) 🤍 🤍
This fragrance is described as bright citrus fruits of lemon and bergamot intertwine with leafy olive branches, softened with musk and sweetened ever so lightly with vanilla. A Lush Olive Branch Dupe. Available August 6th at 12pm CST. 🤍 Celestial Mold, botanicals and more! ⬇️ 🤍 Material Girl, Purple Vibrance colorants: 🤍 Custom stickers/labels (get $10 off with this link): 🤍 If you liked this video please consider subscribing. Thank you so much for watching! ————————————————————————————— E q u i p m e n t Mold: 🤍 Stick Blender: 🤍 Beveler/Planer: 🤍 Mixing Containers: 🤍 Hanger Tool: 🤍 Pitchers: 🤍 Soap Log Splitter: 🤍 Wood Soap Cutter: 🤍 Metal Soap Cutter: 🤍 ————————————————————————————— W e b s i t e: 🤍 F a c e b o o k: 🤍 I n s t a g r a m: 🤍 —————————————————————————————
Restocking my soap supply for our home use, for friends and gifting. Also trying out citric acid in my soap recipes for the first time! 0:00 Introduction 2:40 Elly's Everyday SOAP MAKING 7:46 Ali's Rose Geranium with Pink Clay 14:55 Creamy Oats with Lemon Myrtle and Lavender Essential Oil 22:27 'Straddie Soleseife I used all natural clays and botanical colours as well as pure essential oils to fragrance these soap recipes. My favourite way to make soap! For this video I made three recipes: - Rose geranium pink clay soap - Creamy oat soap with lemon myrtle and lavender essential oils - 'Straddie Soleseife' soap inspired by my recent trip to North Stradbroke Island and one of my all time favourite essential oil blends. The ingredients for these soap recipes and a whole lot of links to other relevant videos and information: 🤍 Please note that I am a hobby soap maker and am not professionally trained in chemistry or cosmetic formulation. Please use my soap recipes at your own risk! I encourage everyone to check all soap recipes using a soap calculator prior to making them. My recommended soap calculators are here: 🤍 Safety essentials video: 🤍 How to use citric acid in soap recipes 🤍 How to fold a soap mould liner with parchment paper: 🤍 Recent channel update from the island: 🤍 My previous 'multi-batch' soap making video (you all loved it!): 🤍 My complete soap making video list: 🤍 My Amazon storefront for soap and bread making books and equipment recommendations: 🤍 (As an Amazon associate I earn from qualifying purchases) My list of Australian soap making suppliers: 🤍 Support me on Buy Me a Coffee: 🤍 (thank you!) My website: 🤍 My sourdough bread making channel: 🤍 Contact: 🤍 Newsletter signup form: 🤍 Newsletter archive: 🤍 *Important Safety Information* _Sodium hydroxide and potassium hydroxide (lyes) used in soap making, in granular or flake form or in solution with water/other liquids, as well as raw soap batter, are highly corrosive and require careful and attentive handling and the proper use of personal protective equipment. Please watch this video to learn more about essential soap making safety precautions: 🤍 The information provided in my videos and website is based on my own personal research and experience and is provided for informational purposes only. While I take the utmost care to ensure that the recipes and information I provide are accurate and calculated without error, I am not a professional soap manufacturer, nor do I have formal qualifications in chemistry or skincare formulation (or any other related field) and I make no guarantees about the correctness of the information presented. I am not responsible for the consequences of the application or misapplication of any of the information I provide. Use the information in my videos and on my website at your own risk._ Full site disclaimer: 🤍 Copyright © Elly’s Everyday 2022
#TheRoyalCreativeAcademy So you've always wanted to try soap making but it's too daunting, too expensive, and downright confusing, right? THE DUCHESS OF SUDS TO THE RESCUE!! In this video series we are going to be covering, EVERYTHING you need to know to make your first few soap batches!! ✨ BASIC BEGINNER PDF ✨ - 🤍 👑 ROYAL UPGRADE PDF 👑 - 🤍 🧼Beginner Soap Making Playlist 🧼- 🤍 🎨Colorant Set 🎨- 🤍 📚𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐋𝐢𝐬𝐭 📚 1. Using Soap Calc and Understanding the Soap Quality Numbers 🤍 2. "Water Discounting" in Soap Making 🤍 🎬WATCH THE WHOLE SERIES 🎬 1. Everything You Need To Make Cold Process Soap - 🤍 2. Lye Safety 101- 🤍 3. How to Prep your Ingredients and Area for Cold Process Soap Making - 🤍 4. How to Make Your First Batch of Cold Process Soap - 🤍 5. How to Make Layers in Cold Process Soap - You are here! 6. How to Do a Basic Drop Swirl in Cold Process Soap - 🤍 7. How to Make Soap With Essential Oils + EO Blend Calculator Tutorial - 🤍 🌿 𝐅𝐢𝐧𝐝 𝐔𝐬 𝐄𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐲𝐰𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞 𝐎𝐧𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐞 🌿 𝐑𝐨𝐲𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐲 𝐒𝐨𝐚𝐩𝐬 // TikTok - 🤍 Instagram - 🤍 Twitter - 🤍 Facebook - 🤍 Pinterest - 🤍 𝐊𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐞 𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐬𝐨𝐧 // Instagram - 🤍 🌿 𝐒𝐡𝐨𝐩 𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐕𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐨 🌿 ✦ Stick Blender - 🤍 Small 9-Ball Mold - 🤍 Large Mixing Buckets - 🤍 5 lb Wooden Mold - 🤍 5 lb Wooden Mold Liner - 🤍 ✦ My Favorite Scale - 🤍 🌿 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐂𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐜 𝐑𝐨𝐲𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐲 𝐒𝐨𝐚𝐩𝐬 𝐑𝐞𝐜𝐢𝐩𝐞 🌿 Olive Oil – 40% Coconut Oil – 30% Palm Oil (Organic, RSPO-Certified, and ) – 20% Sweet Almond Oil – 5% Castor Oil – 5% Superfat – 5% Lye Concentration (ie. Lye Solution Strength) – 35% 🌿 𝐀 𝐍𝐨𝐭𝐞 🌿 I'm so grateful that I get to occasionally work with brands I actually like to create sponsored videos. Their direct support helps keep this channel afloat in the ever unstable world of YouTube ad revenue. These videos will always be disclosed, of course, and I appreciate everyone's kind support for these partnerships. Royalty Soaps also participates in commission or discount affiliations, like Amazon or RewardStyle, as these opportunities become available, like Amazon and RewardStyle and while the money we make with these links isn't much, every little bit counts and once again, we really appreciate your support! These products will always be marked and disclosed with a "✦".
This cold process soap making tutorial explains many of the aspects of trace. Including clearly showing how to spot emulsion (emulsification), what false trace is, how it happens and what to do about it, the different levels of trace and when they should be used and the main causes of acceleration in cold process soap. I have tried to include as much information as I can without turning the video into some sort of epic 3-hour affair, but there will be a few things that I may not have included, for instance, I have given examples of what to use each type of trace for, not an exhaustive list of every soaping technique and the trace that works the best for them all. I try to give lots of hints and tips in all of my videos, so hopefully, you can use some of the techniques in this cold process soap making tutorial in your own soap making. I hope you enjoy the video. I'd love it if you would give me a thumbs up, subscribe to my channel and ring the notification bell this helps me to grow my channel. If you have any comments or question please leave them in the comment section below and I will get back to you. How to test fragrance oils for cold process soap 🤍 #IDreamInSoap *Discount on Lye (sodium hydroxide) and rubbing alcohol* Are you a soapmaker in the UK? for great value lye (sodium hydroxide), rubbing alcohol and more try JennyChem, they are one of the cheapest suppliers in the UK, I use their lye in all of my soap. You can even get 5% off any order if you use my special discount code LISA7152 - go to Jennychem at - 🤍 *Disclaimer* Although my cold process soap making tutorials are of a tutorial nature, they are intended for people who have a good understanding of making cold process soap. The information given is based on what works for me, however, there are lots of variables associated with cold process soap making and I therefore, take no responsibility for the results achieved when using the techniques or methods explained in these tutorials. Cold process soap involves the necessary use of sodium Hydroxide (lye) which is a very dangerous substance. Before attempting and cold process soap making you should ensure you are fully aware of the lye safety procedures and always wear the correct safety equipment when making soap. #soapmaking #coldprocessoap
Welcome to my soap studio! Today I'm making and cutting my White Sage and Lavender cold process soap. If you have questions please let me know in the comment section. Hope you had a wonderful day :) Like and Subscribe for more :3 My website: 🤍 Want to be friends? Let's connect! 🤍 🤍 Buy me a glass of wine :) 🤍 Your contribution will help me buy supplies to create more videos for you :) Recipes I use: I've adjusted these to my liking with the SoapCalc Simple from BrambleBerry 32% Coconut Oil 32% Palm Oil 32% Olive Oil 4% Castor Oil Old Faithful with a Twist 25% Coconut Oil 25% Palm Oil 30% Olive Oil 15% Sweet Almond Oil 5% Mango Butter More info here: 🤍 My supplies: 🤍 Natures Garden: 🤍 (Get 150 points on your first order when using this link :)) My website: 🤍 Music: Youtube Library Thanks for watching! Making Cold Process Soap at Home • White Sage and Lavender Soap #soapmaking #soapcutting #soapasmr
☕ This soap was inspired by the creamy layers of a latte. It's scented with Caffe Latte Fragrance Oil, which features notes of espresso, cream, and oats. It will be your new go-to coffee scent! This soap also has coffee in place of distilled water. That makes it quite dark, so plenty of titanium dioxide is used to achieve a lighter shade in the top layer. It creates a lather with a faint white color - feel free to use less if you'd like to avoid this. Don’t worry about the lye overheating, because coffee does not contain sugar. Once the lye has been added to the coffee, allow it to cool as normal. ☕ You can find the full instructions and ingredients for this Latte Soap Project here: 🤍 Ground coffee gives these bars a scrubby feel. We recommend used coffee grounds so they don't bleed in the soap. ☕ The Latte Soap Project is part of the Cafe Collection. Inspired by freshly-brewed coffee and warm pastries. The new fragrances, additives, and kits will get you in the mood for fall. This collection is the best way to start your day! Share what you create with #CafeBB and explore the entire collection here: 🤍 Ingredients: Tall 12" Silicone Loaf Mold 12.3 oz. Olive Oil (35%) 10.5 oz. Coconut Oil (30%) 10.5 oz. Palm Oil (30%) 1.8 oz. Coffee Seed Oil (5%) 5 oz. Sodium Hydroxide Lye 11.3 oz. Brewed Coffee 1.7 oz. Caffe Latte Fragrance Oil Titanium Dioxide Pigment Brown Oxide Pigment 1 Tbsp. Used Coffee Grounds Whole Coffee Beans (for the top) ☕ Latte Soap Project: 🤍 Made a project with our products? Tag us with #BrambleOn so we can see your creations! Shop Bramble Berry: 🤍 Recipes, Tips & Inspiration: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 TikTok: 🤍 Pinterest: 🤍
Learn how to Test Colorants in Cold Process soap. Learn the Math, Soapcalc Formulation, Fading, and more. Then, stay with me until the end of the video, where I reveal what Natural Colorants made each color sample and where I got the Natural Colorants I used. Also, see the interesting results of how these colorants fade. Thank you so much for being here! See you back here next time! Your comments are welcome! If you want to subscribe: 🤍 You can also find me here: Soap Shop: 🤍 Recipe Shop: 🤍 Website: 🤍 Tree Marie Soapworks Facebook group for soap makers: 🤍 Business Facebook page: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍
🌿Learn to make soap with fresh ingredients: 🤍 🌿Learn to formulate your own soap recipes here: 🤍 In this video I share with you how to make cold process aloe vera soap with fresh + homemade aloe gel. Thank you for watching! This aloe vera soap recipe uses a 6% superfat & 35% lye concentration. The lye amount has been adjusted for 2% citric acid. Step by step: Step 1 - make the aloe vera gel Step 2 - make the natural green colorant Step 3 - measure the oils Step 4 - make the citric acid solution Step 5 - prepare the essential oils Step 6 - make the aloe vera lye solution Step 7 - make the soap 🟢Learn to formulate your own customized soap recipes here: 🤍 🟢Citric acid information: When citric acid and sodium hydroxide lye (NaOH) are combined, sodium citrate is created. Sodium citrate works as a chelator in soap. A chelator traps metal ions such as calcium and magnesium that can be found in tap water. These metal contaminants can cause rancidity and soap scum in handmade soap. A chelator binds to these metals so that they can’t bind to the soap molecules. This way the soap won’t react with them and the soap's lather improves + shelf life increases. Citric acid does not lower the pH of soap. Instead it consumes some of the lye and increases the superfat. Add 6 g extra lye for every 10 g of citric acid added to a soap recipe if you want to keep the superfat % at the same level. How much citric acid should be added to soap? Usage rate in bar soap is 1-2% of the oil weight. How to use citric acid Add citric acid to the distilled water and dissolve completely before adding the lye, or make a separate solution of citric acid and distilled water and add to the oils. Soap making equipment* ○ Safety glasses - 🤍 ○ Gloves - 🤍 ○ Braun multiquick stick blender (black colored version) - 🤍 ○ Infrared thermometer - 🤍 ○ Digital scale - 🤍 ○ High precision scale - 🤍 ○ Spatulas - 🤍 ○ Glass bowl - 🤍 ○ Funnel pitchers for easy pouring - 🤍 ○ Stainless steel pitcher - 🤍 ○ Silicone molds: ○ Single cavity mold - 🤍 ○ Silicone loaf mold - 🤍 ○ Small wooden soap mold with silicone lining - 🤍 ○ Cafe de savon wire cutter - 🤍 ○ Guide - 🤍 ○ Swiss star stainless steel vegetable peeler for beveling soaps - 🤍 ○ Mini mixer - 🤍 Recommended reading: ○ 🤍 As an amazon associate I earn from qualifying purchases. *amazon links are affiliate links. If you purchase a product through a link I have provided I receive a small commission, with no additional cost to you. Thank you for supporting my channel! Music by Ever So Blue: verses, symbios, at dawn, progress, forgotten, gray, fragment
Making cold process soap with no palm oil and no animal fats. Trial by Fire and fragrance (Patchouli Orange) by Nurture Soap. Bright Yellow Raincoat, Pumpkin Head and Tangerine Dream by Mad Micas.
Here is a detailed video on how to make cold-process soap! Many of you have asked in the comments, and I have finally delivered. The first of many detailed videos to come. Take notes as I introduce you to the basics of making natural soap. I really hope the information I shared helps with your soaping journey! #coldprocesssoap #howtomake #forussoap #detailedviedo Some soaping resources: Info about soap making 🤍 Info about oils and butter 🤍 Check out Inventora an all-in-one system that helps small businesses run smoothly - 🤍 Makesy: 🤍 Shop soap ingredients! SHOP ON: 🤍forussoapcompany.com Follow On Instagram: 🤍forussoap TikTok: 🤍forussoapcompany Music By southstreet24-media Tools I Use 🤍 office Desk 🤍 pink tape dispenser 🤍 Desk organizer 🤍 Desk calendar 🤍 pink paper clips 🤍 Stainless steel Table 🤍 Soap loaf 🤍 stick blender 🤍 Temp Gun 🤍 Digital scale 🤍 Pink Spatulas 🤍 More pink Spatulas 🤍 16oz Plastic mason jars 🤍 pH test strips 🤍 pipettes 🤍 funnel neck pitcher 🤍 Tea Infuser 🤍 Soap swirl tool 🤍 Cheese Cloth 🤍 Mesh Strainers 🤍 Coffee Grinder 🤍 2oz sprayer 🤍 Cooklee Stand Mixer 🤍 Soap Stamp 🤍 Soap Rack 🤍 Soap Cutter 🤍 Shrink wraps 🤍 Heat gun 🤍 ink pad 🤍 Heat Sealer 🤍 (4x4x4)(5x4x2)(7x5x4)-Boxes 🤍 (9x5x4) Boxes 🤍 Backdrops 🤍 Ring light 🤍 Tripod For Phone Some links above are affiliate links which means if you purchase using those links, I will receive a small commission. Though it is not necessary to use it. I would sincerely appreciate it if you decided to. You would be helping not only my channel grow but also my brand. I am forever thankful for all the support I have here on YouTube! I wish you all nothing but the best and all the success. Spread Love Never Hate
Here is a look at how I made this cold process soap using the POINTY LAYERS SWIRL TECHNIQUE. Stick around for the “What I Learned” portion of the video. Scroll down for more information on Tree Marie Soapworks and supplies & recipe used. *If you have never made cold process soap, please research the basics of soap making, especially *LYE SAFETY.* 🤍 Pointy Layers Soap Challenge Winners Announcement. 🤍 Information for Amy Warden’s next Soap Challenge: 🤍 Colorant Calculator Explanation Video 🤍 and 🤍 Colorant Calculator Explanation Video 🤍 Colorant Calculator 🤍 Thank you to Mad Micas for providing the Snake Island Colorant 🤍 Thank you for watching, liking, and subscribing to my channel. You can also find me here: My Shop: 🤍 My Website: 🤍 My Facebook group for soap makers: 🤍 My Business Facebook page here: 🤍 My Instagram page Instagram here: 🤍 Tools: -Digital Scale 🤍 -Stick Blender 🤍 -Cordless Mini Mixer 🤍 -Infrared Thermometer 🤍 -Batter Bowl 🤍 -Funnel Pitchers 🤍 -Ceramic Side Sauce Dish 🤍 -Measuring Spoons with 1/3rd, 1/8th, 1/16th of a teaspoon 🤍 -Spatulas 🤍 -Palette Knife 🤍 -10” Silicone Loaf Mold 🤍 -Veggie Peeler 🤍 -Wire Soap Cutter (Make sure to order replacement wires too.) 🤍 🤍 Recipe: -33.5 oz Total Oil Weight -Dist. Water (25% "Water as a percent of oil weight" in soapcalc.net) -Sodium Lactate (1t PPO) -Lye - NaOH (6% Superfat) (Lye is DANGEROUS! Make sure you understand safety precautions.) 🤍 -Olive Oil Classic or Pure (42%) -Coconut Oil (27%) 🤍 -No-Stir RSPO Sustainable Palm Oil (26%) 🤍 -Castor Oil (5%) 🤍 -Abalone & Sea Fragrance Oil (6%) 🤍 - Smooth Coconut Carbon (.25t PPO) 🤍 -Titanium Dioxide 🤍 -Snake Island Mica 🤍 1.) 2 tsp PPO Snake Island, .75 tsp PPO Activated Charcoal 2.) 2 tsp PPO Snake Island, around .125 tsp PPO TD 3.) 1 tsp PPO Snake Island, .5 tsp PPO TD 4.) .5 tsp PPO Snake Island, 1.125t PPO TD
Hello coffee lovers and soap makers! This cold process coffee soap recipe is one of the most luxurious and lathery soaps I've ever made! Not to mention the gorgeous coffee colour, the fragrance, and the fantastic combination of oils and butters in the soap. In this video I give a full, detailed tutorial of the entire process I use to make my cold process coffee soap using freshly brewed coffee. I also give an alternative method for adding coffee to your soap using instant coffee. Make sure you watch to the end to see the lather test! The full recipe details for this soap are here: 🤍 *New to soap making? This is important!* Sodium hydroxide and potassium hydroxide (lyes) used in soap making, in granular or flake form or in solution with water/other liquids, as well as raw soap batter, are highly corrosive and require careful and attentive handling and the proper use of personal protective equipment. Please watch this video to learn more about essential soap making safety precautions 🤍 Web page 🤍 *Elly’s Everyday Membership Group* Are you looking for extra connection and support with your soap making and/or sourdough bread baking? Come and join my affordable Membership Group for access to fortnightly Q&A podcasts where I answer member questions and talk in depth about all things soap and bread making! I’d love to meet you there :) 🤍 Or if you’d just like to buy me a 'coffee’ 😊 🤍 *Helpful video links* Calculate bar soap recipes 🤍 Calculate liquid soap recipes 🤍 Calculate soap mould volume 🤍 Choosing oils for soap making - formulating soap recipes 🤍 Superfat in soap making explained 🤍 Soap making water discount explained 🤍 Soap making temperatures 🤍 Citric acid in soap making 🤍 pH testing soap with paper strips 🤍 pH testing soap with the Zap Test 🤍 *All the playlists! (Elly’s video collections)* 🤍 *Bread making channel* 🤍 *Website* 🤍 *Newsletter* 🤍 *Facebook* 🤍 *Instagram* 🤍 *Amazon storefront* 🤍 (As an Amazon associate I earn from qualifying purchases) *Soap making suppliers Australia* 🤍 *Disclaimer* 🤍 The information provided in my videos and website is based on my own personal research and experience and is provided for informational and entertainment purposes only. I am not a professional soap manufacturer, nor do I have formal qualifications in chemistry or skincare formulation (or any other related field) and I make no guarantees about the correctness of the information presented. Use the information in my videos and on my website at your own risk. *Copyright © Elly’s Everyday*
Here is a look at how I make cold process soap using the Secret Feather Swirl Technique. In this video, I make two different batches using the same technique. I also make two different tops on each batch. Vote on which top you like the best. Stick around until the end of the video for the “What I Learned” section, as I learned a lot on this one. Scroll down for recipe and supplies. Katie’s Video Piñata Party Soap - Nonpareil Swirl 🤍 If you have never made cold process soap, please research soap making basics, especially lye safely. 🤍 Amy Warden’s Soap Challenge club that I will be guest teaching for July 🤍 Tools: -Digital Scale 🤍 -Stick Blender 🤍 -Infrared Thermometer 🤍 -Batter Bowl 🤍 -Funnel Pitchers 🤍 -Ceramic Side Sauce Dish 🤍 -Measuring Spoons with 1/3rd, 1/8th, 1/16th of a teaspoon 🤍 -Spatulas 🤍 -Palette Knife 🤍 -8” Silicone Tall & Skinny Loaf Mold 🤍 -Wire Soap Cutter 🤍 Ingredients: -33.5 oz Total Oil Weight (8 bar Silicone Tal & Skinny Loaf Mold) -Dist. Water (25% "Water as a percent of oil weight" in soapcalc.net) -Lye - NaOH (6% Superfat) -Olive Oil (35%) -Coconut Oil (30%) -Sustainable Palm Oil (20%) -Cocoa Butter (10%) 🤍 -Castor Oil (3%) 🤍 -Avocado Oil (2%) 🤍 -Sodium Lactate (1t PPO) 🤍 -1.8% Peppermint 2nd Distilled Essential Oil 🤍 -1.2% Tea Tree Essential Oil 🤍 - Dispersed Titanium Dioxide (1 tsp PPO) 🤍 - Activated Charcoal (1.5 tsp PPS) 🤍 Thank you for watching, liking, and subscribing. You can follow me on Facebook here: 🤍 If you would like to buy my soaps, I have an album on Facebook with instructions on how to buy here: 🤍 And Instagram here: 🤍
Let's go shopping for everything you need to make your first soap! Super simple homemade soap recipes included, and I'm using recycled milk cartons for soap molds. Plus a lather test at the end of the video! #soapmaking #homemadesoap #coldprocesssoap To get right into the soap making, skip to 10:55 😉 PLEASE follow all proper safety precautions for making cold process soap! Recipe #1 (the one used in this video) 48 oz All Veg Shortening (generic crisco) 18 oz Coconut oil 21 oz Olive oil 3 oz Castor oil 12.5 oz Sodium Hydroxide (100% lye) 24 oz Distilled Water This recipe has a 5% superfat. Additives: 1T Cane Sugar & 1 T Table Salt, dissolved in water before adding lye. 1 tsp. Hibiscus Flower powder, 1 tsp. Turmeric powder, 2 T Buttermilk powder (added to melted oils before lye). Recipe #1 in % 48% All Veg Shortening 25% Coconut oil 25% Olive oil 2% Castor oil Recipe #2 (basic grocery store soap) 35% Coconut oil 25% Lard 40% Olive oil My favorite soap calculators: 🤍 🤍 Here's a link to Tree Marie Soapworks tutorial on how to use a soap calculator: 🤍 Here's a link to Kapia Mera Soap and her grocery store soap making: 🤍 I love to create good for you, handcrafted soaps using the cold process method of soap making. This video is intended for entertainment purposes. Any opinions or statements made are just my own, I'm not a health professional. I'm simply an artisan soap maker, inviting you to come along on my journey. If you enjoy this video, please hit the like and subscribe buttons. Thanks! I'm a Nurture Soap affiliate: 🤍 I'm an Amazon affiliate: My Amazon Affiliate Store - Equipment I use: 🤍 As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases Organic Turmeric powder: 🤍 Gear tie hanger tool: 🤍 Stainless steel lye pitcher: 🤍 Stick Blender: 🤍 Rubber mallet: 🤍 Peeler: 🤍 Wire Racks: 🤍 Cutting Board: 🤍 91% rubbing alcohol: 🤍 Spray Bottle: 🤍 Poly Pitchers: 🤍 loaf cutter: 🤍 As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Soap Stamp: 🤍 soap shop: 🤍 instagram: 🤍 Music: Smile by 🤍
This is a great recipe for a bar of soap that everyone in the family can use. It is moisturizing, has lots of lather, and is gentle on the skin. If you want a printable version of the recipe, grab it here: 🤍 Beginner Soap Makers, Read This First: 🤍 The Best Cold Process Soap Recipe: 11 oz. coconut oil 9 oz. olive oil 9 oz. palm oil 2 oz. sweet almond oil 4 oz. castor oil 4 oz. avocado oil 2 oz. mango butter 5.83 oz of lye 10-15 oz. water 3 T. of fragrance (for a strong scent, vary this to your preferences) Instructions: 1. Using a digital scale, measure out the lye and water in separate glass containers. Combine them by adding the lye to the water. (Remember: snow floats on the lake.). Stir until the lye dissolves. The temperature will shoot up. Place this in a safe place to cool. 2. While the lye solution is cooling, measure out the oils and butters and combine them in a large stainless pot. Melt them over low heat and heat them up to 130-140 degrees. Set them aside to cool. 3. After 2 hours, check the temperature of both solutions. They should be around 110 degrees. (A range of 100-120 is fine.). If not, allow them to cool longer. 4. Prepare your mold and measure out any fragrance or color you will be adding. (For best blending of colors, mix some color into a few drops of melted oils.). If using sodium lactate, add it to the lye water at this time. 5. Pour the water and lye solution into the pot with the melted oils. Blend with a stick blender until thin trace is reached. The soap batter will noticeable thicken and a trail of soap will sit on top of the liquid rather than immediately sinking in. (This will take about 1 minute.). Add the color and fragrance and stir by hand. 6. Immediately pour the soap batter into the mold. Place in a turned off oven or wrap with blankets to insulate the soap. 7. After 24 hours of curing, unmold and cut into bars. The bars may seem slightly soft but will harden considerably during the curing process. Allow to cure at least 3 weeks in a well-ventilated place. RESIZED 30 OUNCE BATCH for smaller molds: Almond oil: 1.46 ounces Avocado oil: 2.92 ounces Castor Oil: 2.92 ounces Coconut Oil: 8.05 ounces Mango butter: 1.46 ounces Olive Oil: 6.58 ounces Palm Oil: 6.58 ounces Lye: 4.25 ounces Water: 7-11 ounces Hi there and welcome to my channel, Heart’s Content Farmhouse. I post one new country-style recipe every week with a step by step video. I am a home baker who wants to teach everyone how to bake their own bread, desserts, and other goodies. Learning to bake changed my life and it’s a skill anyone can learn. I want to guide you through your baking journey! You will find the occasional non-baking recipe here as well, but everything is family friendly, from scratch, and delicious. My recipes are tried and true, and they are tested multiple times. You can find a printable version of all my recipes, (as well as printables and other goodies) on my blog, heartscontentfarmhouse.com Heart’s Content Farmhouse is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com. As an Amazon associate, I earn from qualified purchases.
Formulating your own cold process soap recipes is easy! In this video, Bramble Berry CEO and Founder, Anne-Marie Faiola, goes over the basics of formulating cold process soap recipes. To create your own recipe, start by choosing your base oils. You can use each one around 20-30%. For the remaining portion, consider what you’d like the bar to feel like. Do you want it to be super moisturizing, have a nice thick lather, or to be hard and long lasting? How you want your soap to feel and look will guide you in choosing your oils. You can never go wrong with a 34/33/33 ratio. That’s 34% olive oil, 33% coconut oil, and 33% palm oil. They’re commonly used because they complement each other well. Palm oil acts as a secondary lathering agent and hardens the soap, coconut oil is cleansing and produces big bubbles, and olive oil is moisturizing and gives bars a silky feeling. Looking for more information on how to formulate cold process soap recipes? These articles can help! • Formulating Cold Process Soap Recipes: 🤍 • Beginner's Guide to Common Soapmaking Oils: 🤍 • How to Substitute Oils in Cold Process Soap Recipes: 🤍 • Palm Oil Alternatives in Cold Process Soap Recipes: 🤍 Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 00:44 - Saponification 02:23 - Choosing Oils: Firm vs. Soft 03:56 - Soft Oils 04:22 - Choosing Oils: Properties of Oils 07:12 - Soap Made with One Oil 10:16 - INS Numbers 11:36 - Soap Recipes to Start 12:53 - Tweaking Recipes 14:52 - Choosing Oils: Design Elements 16:26 - Bloopers Made a project with our products? Tag us with #BrambleOn so we can see your creations! Shop Bramble Berry: 🤍 Recipes, Tips & Inspiration: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 TikTok: 🤍 Pinterest: 🤍
What an interesting recipe this is! I'm not sure which one I like better, the cold process or hot process version, but it was great to finally try the cold process method for my honey and oat soap with beeswax - and I'm pleased to say I learned quite a bit along the way! Making cold process soap with honey and beeswax can be quite challenging. All the details and the full recipe for this video, including considerations, tips and my reflections on the recipe (including hot V cold process) are here: 🤍 My original hot process honey and oat soap video is here if you'd like to try that method: 🤍 Demo/lather test video for the HP version: 🤍 Reforest India Thank you to Prem Kumar and Reforest India for their kindness and important work. Viewers within India can sponsor tree planting directly through the Reforest India website 🤍 Tree planting sponsorship can also be arranged for international sponsors by contacting Reforest India through the contact details provided on the site. *New to soap making? This is important!* Sodium hydroxide and potassium hydroxide (lyes) used in soap making, in granular or flake form or in solution with water/other liquids, as well as raw soap batter, are highly corrosive and require careful and attentive handling and the proper use of personal protective equipment. Please watch this video to learn more about essential soap making safety precautions 🤍 Web page 🤍 *Elly’s Everyday Membership Group* Are you looking for extra connection and support with your soap making and/or sourdough bread baking? Come and join my affordable Membership Group for access to fortnightly Q&A podcasts where I answer member questions and talk in depth about all things soap and bread making! I’d love to meet you there :) 🤍 Or if you’d just like to buy me a 'coffee’ 😊 🤍 *Helpful video links* Calculate bar soap recipes 🤍 Calculate liquid soap recipes 🤍 Calculate soap mould volume 🤍 Choosing oils for soap making - formulating soap recipes 🤍 Superfat in soap making explained 🤍 Soap making water discount explained 🤍 Soap making temperatures 🤍 Citric acid in soap making 🤍 pH testing soap with paper strips 🤍 pH testing soap with the Zap Test 🤍 *All the playlists! (Elly’s video collections)* 🤍 *Bread making channel* 🤍 *Website* 🤍 *Newsletter* 🤍 *Facebook* 🤍 *Instagram* 🤍 *Amazon storefront* 🤍 (As an Amazon associate I earn from qualifying purchases) *Soap making suppliers Australia* 🤍 *Disclaimer* 🤍 The information provided in my videos and website is based on my own personal research and experience and is provided for informational and entertainment purposes only. I am not a professional soap manufacturer, nor do I have formal qualifications in chemistry or skincare formulation (or any other related field) and I make no guarantees about the correctness of the information presented. Use the information in my videos and on my website at your own risk. *Copyright © Elly’s Everyday*
I use basic ingredients - Olive Oil and Coconut oil to make bath soap. The video demonstrates the "cold process" method. Here are links to the supplies I used. These are Amazon affiliate links so if you use them it helps my channel out without costing you any extra. Thank you for supporting John's DIY Playground! 1. Olive oil 🤍 2. Soap mold 🤍 3. Coconut oil 🤍 4. Lye 🤍 5. Scale 🤍 6. Pyrex 4-cup measuring cup 🤍 7. Corning bakeware 🤍 8. Kitchenaid stick blender 🤍 9. Spatula 🤍 WARNING: This process calls for the use of Sodium Hydroxide - NaOH (also known as Lye). Lye is caustic and can burn skin on contact!! Use only with rubber gloves and goggles for eye protection. In the event of contact, flush with water immediately. Once this chemical reacts with our oils, it starts the process of saponification. More info at 🤍 WARNING: Do NOT use any aluminum pots or tools when using lye as it results in a potentially poisonous gas!! WARNING: Always add Lye to water in small quantities, in that order. NEVER add water to lye crystals. If you enjoyed this video and would like to make a small donation, you can buy me a coffee here at 🤍 Thanks for your support!
How to make Ghost Swirl Cold Process Soap (Technique Video #29) Soap Challenge, October 2020 Here is a look at how I made this Ghost Swirl cold process soap using a marbling/ebru technique. Throughout the video, I discuss the three different ways water is figured for soap making. Stay tuned to the end of the video for tips in the “What I Learned“ portion. This technique was featured in the October 2020 Soap Challenge hosted by Amy Warden and founded by Clara Lindberg. Welcome to my channel. Thank you for subscribing, commenting, and sharing! *If you have never made cold process soap, please research the basics of soap making, especially *LYE SAFETY.* 🤍 Thank you to Amy Warden, Clara Lindberg, and Baraka Shea Butter Current Soap Challenge 🤍 Previous Challenge Tutorials 🤍 Amy Warden’s YouTube Channel 🤍 Amy’s Instagram Page 🤍 Clara Lindberg Instagram 🤍 Clara’s Blog Articles about the Technique She Named the Ghost Swirl 🤍 🤍 🤍 Baraka Shea Butter 🤍 Special Thanks to Elements Bath and Body for providing my favorite scale, laser thermometer, and many other products. 🤍 Free PDF List of Well Behaved Fragrances 🤍 Colorant Calculator 🤍 Colorant Calculator Explanation Video 🤍 Soap Calculator Videos 🤍 🤍 Thank you so much for watching, liking, sharing, your kind comments, and subscribing to my channel. 🤍 You can also find me here: Soap Shop: 🤍 Recipe Shop: 🤍 Website: 🤍 Tree Marie Soapworks Facebook group for soap makers: 🤍 Business Facebook page: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍
Here's my experience with the Splash (Hanger) Swirl Technique, where I take you through the ins and outs of my five attempts for the November 2022 Soap Challenge Club. I share what I learned from batch to batch. Amy Warden hosts the Soap Challenge. You can find more info for Amy and the Soap Challenge here. 🤍 Kris of Thai Herbal Soaps inspired this month's technique. 🤍 Thank you to the sponsor of this month's Challenge, Baraka Shea Butter! 🤍 It's free to subscribe and hit the bell to receive a notification when I post my next video. Thank you for being here! 🤍 Check out my website, where you can browse my gallery or show your support by buying soap and recipes. 🤍 Welcome, everyone! Thank you for watching! Please subscribe here. 🤍 Soap Shop 🤍 To show your support, buy a recipe or two! 🤍 Website 🤍 Free PDF List of Well Behaved Fragrances 🤍 Facebook group learning, sharing, and troubleshooting 🤍 Business Facebook 🤍 Instagram: 🤍
Here's a quick make of a simple soap using a hanger swirl.
This is a simple cold process soap recipe and tutorial. Soap made with easy to find ingredients that is nourishing and moisturizing. A great tutorial for a brand new soap maker. Full blog post to go with the video: 🤍 My aprons: 🤍 Equipment for Getting Started in Soapmaking -An immersion blender 🤍 -A soap mold 🤍 -Digital Kitchen Scale 🤍 -Gloves - 🤍 -Goggles 🤍 -Instant read Thermometer 🤍 -Berkey Water Filter- Filtered water is best for making soap 🤍?a_aid=612fe505748c0&a_bid=2c56f797 A Rubber Spatula -Measuring spoons -Glass bowl or measuring cup for oils -I buy my fragrance oils and lye from Nurture Soap 🤍 -Extra spoon or spatula for mixing Other Soap Recipes :🤍
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