Soap making is a fun craft that's easy to master, provided you have good attention to detail and know-how to carefully follow directions. Once you learn how to make soap, you can begin experimenting with
For this banana soap recipe I'm using the cold process method. It includes heavy cream and essential oils that very smell refreshing.
We had great fun today teaching eight eager ladies the basics of cold process soap making at Melton South Community Centre, Victoria. Our beginners soap making course is one of my personal favourites to teach because I do most of the instruction. We teach a minimum of four with a maximum of eight students per class. [...]
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Drunk on sunshine and giddy with Lycopene, Heirloom Tomato creates the most unique, herbaceous Soap. Made by hand using the oldest soap-making techniques, this 12 oz Soap Brick is moisture-rich and filled with nutrient-dense plant oils that create a nourishing lather. We’ve added a dash of wild-harvested Tarragon, which serves as a host for the Swallowtail Butterfly, and hand-picked Madagascan Black Pepper. It’s Mother Nature’s favorite perfume. These pure garden ingredients are biodegradable, grown using regenerative philosophies that nurture the soil, increase biodiversity, and protect the marvels of the natural world.
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It is no secret that the drop swirl in one of my favorite soapmaking design techniques! It is just soooo simple and the results are always stunning. Here are some of my favorite drop swirls from the blog. Pink and Purple Drop Swirl
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I’d like to introduce you to the CPOP (cold process oven process) technique. This is making your soap using the normal cold process method, but then we place the soap in the oven to induce th…
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Here are some common soapmaking additives that you can use when soapmaking. The usage rates are provided as a suggested starting point. You can use more or less depending on your desired result.
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Here are some common soapmaking additives that you can use when soapmaking. The usage rates are provided as a suggested starting point. You can use more or less depending on your desired result.
Can you make soap without lye? Learn how to make handmade soap without handling lye, with this complete guide to the melt and pour soap making method. You're super excited to start making your own handmade soap, already imagining the dreamy bars you're going to create for yourself, for gifts, and maybe even a soap
Soap making is a fun craft that's easy to master, provided you have good attention to detail and know-how to carefully follow directions. Once you learn how to make soap, you can begin experimenting with
What You’ll Need: Embeds: 10 oz. LCP Clear Melt and Pour Soap Lavender Mica Snowflake Sparkle Mica Base 18 Bar Birchwood Mold Silicone Liner for 18 Bar Mold 8.1 oz. Apricot Kernel Oil (15%) 13.5 oz. Coconut Oil (25%) 21.6 oz. Olive Oil (40%) 10.8 oz. Palm Oil (20%) 7.6 oz. Sodium Hydroxide Lye 15.1 oz. Distilled Water (15% water discount) 3.5 oz. Amethyst Fragrance Oil …
This is an issue that I’ve seen many times in our Facebook Group, Saponification Nation. A soaper goes to unmold a soap and it is soft, a bit crumbly…almost like Playdough. It doesn’t zap, so we know it isn’t lye heavy. And you’re positive that you added enough lye.
Here are some common soapmaking additives that you can use when soapmaking. The usage rates are provided as a suggested starting point. You can use more or less depending on your desired result.
For this banana soap recipe I'm using the cold process method. It includes heavy cream and essential oils that very smell refreshing.
There are many different soap making methods. You can follow simple recipes for homemade natural soaps, but are all soaps created equal? Find out which soap might be best for you and who I recommend.
