Making soap paste ( from Mrs Soap & Clay )
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- Soap paste is a game changer - and this video is inspired by Soap & Clay here on TH-cam. This video makes soap paste from scratch which you can turn into liquid soap, whipped soap and sugar scrubs and more.
If you’d like the recipe head to Mrs Soap & Clays channel and check out her awesome content:
Soap & Clay: Recipe Day! Why you NEED soap paste in your life - • Recipe Day! Why you NE...
Soap & Clay: Whipped Sugar Soap Scrubs from Scratch! Easy! Quick! Cheap! - • Whipped Sugar Soap Scr...
00:00 - Making soap paste
00:14 - Dual lyes
02:07 - Will kOH spit?
08:18 - Soap Making Magic
10:48 - First Cook
12:00 - Looks like vaseline
13:22 - Second Cook
14:35 - The Final Soap Paste
Palm free Vegan Recipe
Cocoa Butter 26%;
Olive Oil 26%;
Coconut Oil, 76 deg 19%;
Avocado Oil 12%;
Babassu Oil 10%;
Castor Oil 7%;
Please run this through a soap calculator before using this recipe soap calculators can be found here:
SoapCalc: soapcalc.net/calc/SoapCalcWP.asp
Soap Making Friend: www.soapmakingfriend.com
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If you use ice cold water for the lye it won't spit or bubble.
Have you ever tried refined hemp oil in any of your soaps? I've recently discovered this oil and its wonderful. Very moisturizing, very pale color, and has worked well for me.
I have and love the soap you can get from it. I find the cost can be somewhat prohibitive - and tend to add this to cremes and lotions or as the super fat of a hot process soap to maintain the awesome properties of the oil.
Hello Hello! THANK YOU so much for making this super easy to follow video! Both you and Mrs. Soap & Clay have helped me overcome the "soap imposter syndrome"! While I'm not intimidated to try soaping anymore, my first two attempts at making Mrs. Soap and Clay's recipe were both a flop- I followed the videos and recipes but, for whatever reason I can't get the soap to trace (even when stick blending for 10 minutes). Is there a special technique with the stick blender or do you have any guesstimates as to what I may be doing wrong (probably a whole lot). Thank you so so much!!!
Hi,
There are 3 factors that can effect your soap tracing:
1. Recipe - this could be a recipe you have found or bought or one you have created:
Oils - the more liquid oils the slower your recipe might trace
Water - the more water in the recipe the slower you will trace - the standard soap calc is 38 for hot process - cold process should be lower
Sodium Hydroxide - make sure it is 99% pure and is within date.
2. Temperature - the cooler you soap the slower you will trace - increase the working temperature a little at a time and make sure your oils and lye are within 10 degress of each other (this helps avoid false trace or shocking your oils or lye too much)
3. Fragrance oils - just like you can have oils that accelerate trace - some oils can retard (slow down) trace too.
I have a video on controlling trace here - th-cam.com/video/EIYtIMfRMj0/w-d-xo.html which might help.
@@QueerBullSoap You are such a delight! Thank you so so much for your response!! Next time ill make sure temperatures are within 10 degrees!!! Ill also double check on those percentages! Super helpful! Thank you!!🧡
IT WORKED! It was a temperature issue! There are no words to describe how truly thankful I am for your help!!! Thank you Thank you!!
What was the name of that website for dual lye calculations?
The website is soapmakingfriend.com
@@QueerBullSoap May you PLEASE make another tutorial video on Soapmaking friend, but more in depth? especially cost per loaf/bar and Start a batch? There's a lot of parts, thanks in advance. I love your voice & videos
@@diagrier9963 certainly. I’ll make a note and add that to my list of videos to make
If I wanted to make a sugar scrub could I add surfactants to this recipe?
You can make a sugar scrub from this recipe like this - Whipped Sugar Scrub from Soap Paste
th-cam.com/video/B6zLo2sbMQY/w-d-xo.html
@@QueerBullSoap Hi. Did you use 50% KOH and 50% Naoh in the soap calc?
@@diagrier9963 yes, it’s a 50/50 split of the two lyes
@@QueerBullSoap Thank you so much. I have another question, water to lye ratio, did you use 1.5:1? This will be my very 1st time making liquid soap. I appreciate your rapid reply.
If you want to add to surfactants, yes, it would work but they arent necessary. Only if you want a large bubble would you add to surfactants. You will need to add steric acid to the paste to make a sugar scrub. It makes a beautiful whipped soap.