
Learn to craft soothing, luxurious soap at home with natural cucumber colorings and seeds. Discover milk soaps with heavy cream, beeswax and honey, coconut oil super fat, and salt bars.
Explore natural colorants for soap making, using kitchen staples and plant powders to achieve muted pastels and speckled effects.
Craft cucumber soap with cucumber puree as water substitute, color from cucumber skin, and a base of olive, coconut, and palm oils with cocoa butter, mold, and overnight set.
Learn to make a milk soap with heavy whipping cream by replacing water with milk, or using a half water-half milk solution, or adding milk to the oil.
Learn to make a double strength lye solution with method 2 for luxurious soap, combining water, milk or cream with melted oils, then blending, coloring, fragrance, and molding.
Explore stirring lye and milk into a slush to craft soap, and compare how heavy cream versus goat’s milk fats affect texture, thickness, and mold.
Learn to craft a hard, natural soap by incorporating beeswax and honey, using 1 to 3 percent beeswax per total oils, and techniques to create a honeycomb top and bottom.
Learn to blend honey and beeswax into hot soap making oils, using bubble wrap to create a honeycomb gel, then wrap and cool to reveal a luxurious, soothing soap.
Learn to make a 100% coconut oil soap with 20% superfat. See why coconut oil's cleansing power plus extra oil yields a sturdy, shelf-stable bar with reduced drying.
Learn to make salt soap bars that cleanse and exfoliate with coconut, palm, olive, castor oils and sea salt. Follow steps to select salt, craft recipes, and mold hard bars.
Learn to make a double strength soap solution and use it with melted oils. Follow method one or method two for creamy goat's milk soap with fragrance and color.
Discover how heavy cream versus goat's milk fat content changes soap texture. Blend the cream into melted oils, add fragrance and color, and pour into the mold.
Hello Guys!
welcome to this course. In this course I will teach you How to Make Luxurious and soothing soap at home naturally. firstly you will learn natural Colorants for soap making, While color may be a purely aesthetic feature of soap, it adds interest and variety, allowing you to show your crafting creativity. You can use micas, liquid dyes, and oxides, but consider these natural soap colorants instead, as they're more readily available––you might even have them on hand in your home right now. Though usually not as vibrant as synthetic colors, natural colorants can be just as lovely with their muted, pastel tones.and also I will teach you how to make Cucumber Soap Cucumber Soap
And Natural colorants can be marvelous in soap!
For a subtle, light green-beige color in your soap, you can use cucumber - skin, flesh, seeds and all. You can use this recipe with any soap recipe - or create your own soap recipe. Just substitute well-pureed cucumber for the water in your recipe. The cucumbers have so much water in them as it is, you can use up to 100% cucumber in exchange for the water. The skin is what gives the soap its color, so if you want more color to the soap, add in a higher ratio of skin to the liquid. (i.e. two or three cucumbers worth of skin, but just one cucumber worth of insides.
Here's the Recipes that was used for this batch. Be sure to run your recipe through a lye calculator if you change the size or oils. And also I will teach you
How to Make Salt Soap Bars.
If you're looking for a way to combine the cleansing, exfoliating, and detoxifying qualities of a salt bath with handmade natural soap, look no further than a salt soap bar. It combines the best of both natural soap and a sea salt bath. The final bar is super-hard and produces a lotion-like creamy lather. With a few exceptions, you can make salt soap bars in the same way as any other cold processed soap.
Soap's made with milk are rich, creamy and extra moisturizing. Part of this comes from the extra fat in the milk, and part comes from the additional proteins and ingredients in the milk itself. There are a couple of preparation steps you need to take in order to best make milk soaps - and a few different methods for incorporating milk into your soap. Soap Recipe With Beeswax and Honey. So enroll this course. Thanks