CARROT & PAPAYA SOAP HOT PROCESS METHOD

Today I will be showing you how to make carrot and papaya soap the Sharon Johnson hot process method.That I am absolutely in love with. Ive been a soap maker for six years now. I stared out making cold process soap, this method took a lot longer. My soaps had to sit for ten weeks to almost a year. I wanted to learn a easier method so I did research and came across the Sharon Johnson hot process method and I loved it. Ive been doing this method for 2-3 years now and this is my favorite way to make soap. Carrot & Papaya is so good for the skin. I want to share my method so you can see that I make everything in my store from scratch. this is not a melt and pour. I create everything organic and with love. please check out my video and like subscribe and share. Thank you!

[@marievelihep2056]

Good job my dear beautifull video God bless you, your family and buisness

[@bodilstockfletjrgensen1431]

Honest, sincere, beautiful video

[@umanaik2667]

Beautiful soap... excellent video

[@EveCabreraAnExpatInPanama]

what a beautiful bar this made! Looks delicious! I love hot process the most too, although I haven't tried it this way yet, only with a crock pot so far. But I prefer it 100 times over cold process...I have a question - how do you get your bar to be hard? I tried papaya soap and avocado and the bars seem to be a little too soft. What's your fruit ratio, if you don't mind sharing this detail?

[@elijahsmith2238]

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[@ladysaw999]

Also does the apple cider scent last in the ?

[@shaynajohnson2743]

Did you use sodium lactate?

[@ladysaw999]

Hello great video. What number amount are you shaping at?