LUXURY HANDMADE SOAPS inc MAKING SOAPS with ALCOHOL
What you'll learn
- How to prepare and dry citrus to be used in soap-making.
- How to prepare alcohol for use in soap-making.
- How to make multi-coloured soaps.
- How to prepare titanium dioxide for use in soap making without leaving unsightly residues.
- How to make two-tone soaps.
- How to make sweet orange soap with homemade dried citrus and sweet orange essential oil.
- How to make soap using a one hundred 100% original Guinness Stout.
- How to make Lavender soap scented with Lavender essential oil
- How to make peppermint soap with added dried peppermint leaves.
- How to make a multi-coloured Holiday/Christmas Candy Soap scented with peppermint essential oil.
- How to measure your mould and formulate your own recipes from scratch.
- How to calculate the amount of base oils required to fill your soap mould.
- What containers around the house you can use as your soap moulds.
- About some of the popular oils and butters used in soap making.
- The use of mica powders as soap colourants.
- About some of the popular essential oils used in soap making and their health claims.
- About the use of essential oils and pregnancy.
- How to build your own soap mould.
- How to calculate essential oils usage rates for your soaps from scratch in accordance with IFRA standards.
- About some colourants used in soap making.
- About the use of sodium hydroxide in the soap-making process.
- About health and safety during soap-making.
- How to cut and dry your soaps.
- The soap-curing process.
- How to calculate the cost of every batch of soap made.
- How to work out the selling price for your soaps.
- How to calculate the break-even price for your batches.
- How to calculate the profit for every batch as well as for individual soaps.
- How to discount effectively and generate more sales for your product.
- Where to promote your product.
- How to target specific audiences.
Requirements
- There are no prerequisites for starting this course.
Description
This course covers what you need to know to make several different types of soap recipes and designs.
You will learn how to substitute alcohol for water to make luxurious soaps.
You will gain knowledge of how the soap-making process works through detailed video tutorials of the cold-process method.
Whether you are looking to start a full-time bricks-and-mortar business, a home-based business/work-from-home business, make money selling online, make high-quality products for yourself and family, gain a new skill or just a side-hustle; this course will give you the ability to accomplish any or all of those things.
There are no formal qualification requirements for starting this soap making course or for selling your product.
You can learn to make soaps QUICKLY AND EASILY.
I know that you are interested in this course because you are either looking to start your own business, have a side hustle, use great products or all of the above like me:).
I will teach you how to make luxurious soaps.
By the end of this course, you will be making your own luxury soaps.
At the end of this course, your Udemy Certificate of completion will be available for download. However, you must complete each section in order to receive it.
You will learn about the different oils used in soap making, how to formulate your own soap recipes with a step by step tutorial.
You will have the opportunity to watch experience videos and learn how to make soaps first hands.
See how EASY the process actually is.
You will learn how to fragrance and colour your soap as well as add colours to your soap.
You will learn how to make the popular activated charcoal soap.
You will see me use my homemade hanger twirling tool to design my soaps.
Click the BUY NOW button and COME ON OVER- Let's start making soaps.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone interested in learning how to make beautiful soaps for personal use.
- Anyone wanting to start a soap-making business.
- Anyone looking for a side hustle.
- Anyone wanting to learn a new skill.
- Anyone wanting to learn how to create quality body care products.
Course content
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Instructor
![Natasha McDowall](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 4.1 Instructor Rating
- 159 Reviews
- 2,841 Students
- 2 Courses
Natasha McDowall is an author, self-publisher, course creator and instructor.
Natasha worked as a marking examiner with the Association of Business Executives in the UK, where she marked Business Communication and Introduction to Business examination papers. As an examiner, she would mark up to four hundred scripts each examination session.
A Course Creator and Instructor; she has twenty-five hundred-plus students enrolled with an overall review of four-plus stars. Natasha has a love of knowledge sharing. She is a wife and mother of two and being a course creator and instructor allows her to enjoy the best of both worlds i.e. spending time with her family and sharing what she knows.
Natasha also enjoys creating; she makes handmade natural soaps, as well as delicious home-cooked recipes.
Natasha has completed several business courses including a BA (Hons) Business Studies with Human Resource Management, Diploma and Advanced Diploma in Business Administration with the Association of Business Executives UK (ABE) and an Advanced Diploma in Business Accounting with the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA).
In addition to her business qualifications and experience, she worked in Dentistry for over seventeen years in the United Kingdom and overseas. Natasha has experience mentoring and coaching dental trainees. She qualified as a Dental Nurse in the UK in 2005 by completing the National Certificate in Dental Nursing. In 2008 she joined the register of Dental Nurses with the General Dental Council UK when it became mandatory for all dental nursing personnel to be registered. She has now voluntarily removed herself from the General Dental Council UK register, as she pursues other interests but continues to keep in touch with the changes in the field in order to knowledge share.
In her effort to contribute to her local community, she volunteered at a local Credit Union in London UK as a Credit Officer, as well as sat on its Board of Directors.