Soap Making Recipes, Tips & Tutorials - Teach Soap
WEBSoap Making Recipes, Tips & Tutorials Soap Making Recipes, Tips & Tutorials. Teach Soap is the premier site for soap making tutorials, soap recipes, soap making tips and everything you’d want to know about making soap and other handcrafted products including lip balms, lotions, bath fizzies and much more. From beginners to seasoned soap ...
Easy Soap & Scrub Recipes - Teach Soap
WEBMar 21, 2012 · By this time, the soap will be quite thick and cool. Pour into molds. Honey Bee CP Soap. Olive Oil 32 oz. Palm Oil 16 oz. Tallow 24 oz. Totals 72 oz. 5% Superfatted Lye Amount 9.477 oz. Ounces of water recommended 23.760 oz. At trace, add fragrance and 1 Tablespoon of honey. Do not insulate your soap …
Amethyst Gem Soap - Teach Soap
WEBApr 19, 2012 · Recipe and Instructions by Arlena Thane, Elm Valley Soapworks Create this unique gemlike soap with simply clear melt and pour base, colorants and fragrance. Note: When making a gem duplication, it is helpful if you have a real one to compare with for the coloring and design. I bought an amethyst at a trinket shop …
Basic Rebatching Soap Instructions
WEBApr 2, 2012 · Basic Rebatching Instructions Rebatching, aka, French Milled, or triple milled soap is another form of cold process soapmaking. You can make your cold process soap from scratch or use a rebatch soap base. Rebatch is the perfect soap if you aren’t ready to take on Cold Process soap and lye but want something more natural …
Basic Hot Process Soap - Teach Soap
WEBApr 11, 2012 · Hot-Processed Soap (also known as HP soap) This is a soap making technique right out of the dark ages when they used to boil soap in vats over open fires. Heat is applied (using a double boiler, microwave, oven, or crockpot) after the trace stage to accelerate saponification. The soap is thoroughly cooked until saponification is complete.
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WEBJul 14, 2018 · Teach Soap Forum : Welcome! Check here for help and instructions on using the forum. 598. 3819. Sat Jul 14, 2018 7:54 pm. soapbuddy Melt and Pour Soap. This section will delve into the secret life of a bar of melt and pour soap - from conception to creation, colors, fragrances, tips and tricks. Moderators: …
Easy Cold Process Recipes - Teach Soap
WEBMar 18, 2012 · Beginner 4.5 pound Soap Recipe – makes just under 4.5 lbs of soap 16 oz. Canola Oil 16 oz. Coconut Oil 16 oz. Palm Oil 6.9 oz. Lye (5% superfatted) 15.8 o.z Distilled Water. Beginner 6.5 pound Soap Recipe – makes just over 6.5 lbs of soap 5 oz. Canola Oil 5 oz. Castor Oil 32 oz. Coconut Oil 32 oz. Palm Oil 11 oz. Lye (5% superfatted)
Soap Basics Archives - Teach Soap
WEBThe ability to manipulate the texture of cold process soap allows for a wide variety of techniques. For example, thick textured soap mimics the look of cupcake frosting in the Sparkling Champagne Soap Cupcakes. On the flip side, fluid soap batter is used to create complex swirls in the Clover & Aloe Spin Swirl Soap. Swirling […]
Easy Soaps Archives - Teach Soap
WEBJul 5, 2017 · What You’ll Need: Milk Soap Silicone Tray Mold 32 oz. Goat Milk Melt and Pour Soap Base 4 oz. Clear Melt and Pour Soap Base 0.9 oz. Dogwood and Ginger Blossom Fragrance Oil 1 tsp. Rose Clay 99% Isopropyl Alcohol in 8 oz. Spray Bottle Injector Tool Clean Up Tool ONE: In a small container, mix 1 […]
Build Your Own Soap Cutter - Teach Soap
WEBMar 29, 2012 · For example, if you pour your soap into a tray 12″ wide by 18″ long, the long leg of the L will be 18 x 2 =36 inches (to accomodate the lengths of the pre-cut and post-cut slab of soap). Add another 8 inches to that 36 inches to accomodate the 2 x 2 fir “rim” of the cutter as well as give extra maneuvering room for your slab.