3 ways to use oats in handmade soap
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In this soap making video, I share 3 ways to use oats in handmade soap; including oat milk, oat oil and colloidal oatmeal. I also show you how I use these ingredients to make a triple oat soap with the hot process method. Thank you for watching!
Please wear proper safety equipment when making soap.
Triple oat soap recipe:
Recipe calculated with: soapee.com/calculator
Oils:
25 g oat oil (5%)
175 g olive oil (35%)
150 g coconut oil (30%)
100 g shea butter (20%)
50 g cocoa butter (10%)
Frozen oat milk:
for the hot process version: 176 g
for the cold process version: 120-140 g
10 g citric acid + a splash of distilled water
Sodium hydroxide lye:
when adding citric acid: 76.5 g
without citric acid: 70.5 g
2 tsp colloidal oatmeal
10 ml fragrance or essential oil for a light scent (I used ‘honeywash’ by gracefruit)
Cure the soap for about 4 weeks before using on your skin.
○ Citric acid information
When citric acid and sodium hydroxide lye (NaOH) are combined, sodium citrate is created. Sodium citrate works as a chelator in soap.
A chelator traps metal ions such as calcium and magnesium that can be found in tap water.
These metal contaminants can cause rancidity and soap scum in handmade soap.
A chelator binds to these metals so that they can’t bind to the soap molecules. This way the soap won’t react with them and the soap's lather improves + shelf life increases.
Citric acid does not lower the pH of soap. Instead it consumes some of the lye and increases the superfat. Add 6 g extra lye for every 10 g of citric acid added to a soap recipe if you want to keep the superfat % at the same level.
How much citric acid should be added to soap?
Usage rate in bar soap is 1-2% of the oil weight.
How to use citric acid
Add citric acid to the distilled water and dissolve completely before adding the lye, or make a separate solution of citric acid and distilled water and add to the oils.
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Thank you for the explanation about the use of citric acid.🌹
Never saw anyone do a hp soap with that double boiler method. Thank you. Never liked hp soaps cuz I think it changes the chemistry of the oils but I will definitely be trying this method. Thank you! First time on your channel but I am hooked! So relaxing . Ty
What a gentle soap, lovely video. thank you for sharing.
The lather in all of your soaps, no matter what oils you use, is mind blowing to me! I've had such struggles with making lathery/bubbly soaps as a new person to soap making. I plan to try a couple of your recipes this weekend though. Thank you soooooo much for being so willing to share your recipes and teach those of us who are new to this fascinating and super addictive art.
Let me know how your soap turns out😊
Wow, new here and never made soap the gel way before. I can't wait to try this as I love oat soap with chamomile. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks very much for this great knowledge you have shown to people.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge & recipe 🙏💜
Vous avez un travail parfait merci beaucoup pour le partage de ses belles recettes
Merci beaucoup💝
Thanks so much for video and all your recipe info. Newer to soap hot process. Did cold mostly for last 3 years.
I'm like you, I have been making mostly cold process soaps for a few years, but I have really enjoyed hot process lately😊
Thank you soooo much for sharing,you made my day with this method, I've learn so much from your videos❤️❤️❤️
That's so nice to hear🥰🥰
This is true oatmeal soap😊 I love all the extra details in your video. Thank you for sharing. Btw, oatmeal soap is on my list of soaps to make and I will look for some oatmeal oil.
Thank you, I think you'll like the oil, it has a wonderful warm oatmeal scent☺️
Your channel is my favorite for zen soap making. I did laugh when you were vigorously mixing the soap and thought, “That is the exact same sound my batwing underarms make when I’m whipping together a batter with a whisk”. You’re welcome 😊
Thank you😊 Hehe I kinda like that sound😄
Hello, IAM so happy for this receip. Thanks u so much.
God bless u
Lovely soap, lovely video!
Thank you Cathy☺️
Thank uu for the information
I may be obsessed with this channel 💖💖💖
Thank you for another amazing video. I always look forward to your uploads! May I ask how you store your soaps and keep them looking fresh? Have you ever experienced your soaps going rancid and oily?
That makes me so happy🥰 I just keep them in a wooden box. When I was new to soap making I didn’t understand the importance of using distilled water, so I did experience some rancidity and orange spots, but never oily soaps
Thank you for sharing
Muchas gracias 💜
I've just released my video of making handmade silkworm soaps and TH-cam suggest your video. Amazing content! Thank you.
Thank you, I watched your video-beautiful😊
Excellent
hello @tellervo, your videos are amazing, thanks to be so generous! just 01 question: what is the difference between this soap in hot process versus the same receipt in cold process?
Cold process soaps go through a longer curing time than hot process soaps. Most people use the hot process soaps right after it us made.
Nice, beautiful soap👏
Thank you😊
Beautiful.
Thank you☺️
Thanks for this video. Putting it in that candy tin as a good way to get smooth soap when making hot process - clever. Do you stir the batter at all while it's cooking?
I wasn’t sure if it was going to work, I’m so happy it did😊 I didn’t stir, I think it’s so much easier this way to see when it’s done. The batter might separate like mine did, but it comes back beautifully when you mix it.
I love it.
Thank you🥰
Hey, Thank you for sharing the video.
I was wondering about the super-fat and lye % please.
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What could I use to replace oat oil as I haven't been able to find it where I live (Chile)? And I must add a huge thank you for your generosity in sharing all your knowledge!
You can replace it with another oil high in linoleic acid, but please run the new recipe through a lye calculator😊
Wow! Beautiful presentation! Beautiful soap! By the way where did you get your coconut oil in bar I haven’t seen it yet. Thank you 😊
Thank you❤️ We have it in almost every grocery store here in Finland😁
@@tellervo. thank you 😊 looks beautiful,
What a great soap recipe! Did you use oat milk with added ingredients, such as an oil, a thickener/gum etc, or is your oat milk purely oats and water? Thank you.
Thank you! I probably should have checked🙂 but yeah the less ingredients the better😁
I am finding oat milk soaps are becoming my favourites, I also use my homemade oat milk soap on my puppy, it’s extra soothing for his sensitive skin, and doesn’t have a problem now. Question: wouldn’t the heat detract from the wonderful properties in the soap. I shall try your recipe, thanks.
That sounds lovely! The heat is pretty low so I don't think it makes a big difference☺
I love Oatmeal soap, now I'm going to get some oat oil and make some too. 😊
Awesome🤗
Crazy that you live somewhere cold enough year round that coconut oil is packaged in foil like butter! Here in SoCal they’re exclusively sold in jars
Your videos are so relaxing and enjoyable. I also love the fact that you're including the recipes. What superfat number are you using? Thanks a lot for sharing!
Thank you so much! I can't remember exactly but around 5%
You are amazing and I am fascinated just watching you... I am inspired and thank you for sharing your craft... Our country does not have oat oil unfortunately, is there another oil you could recommend please?
Thank you, you are too kind🌸🌸 You can use another oil high in linoleic acid😊
@@tellervo. ❤️❤️❤️
lovely soap as usual 💕
Thank you Shafira💝
Watching your videos with a light music in the background for me is like reading the Bible. I was just curious I watched two of your hot processing recipes. I was just curious to know if you always resort to your round tube for hot processing or do you sometimes use your regular mold? I guess my question is if it makes a difference?
This is cool I've done this, but the old Appalachian way..it's great though. I love all your videos!
Thank you! That sounds interesting, how is it done?😊
How do you do that
I love that bowl, where can I get one of those?
I bought it locally but it's called 'expert bowl', from o'cuisine. A google search might give you some options🙂
Did you adjust the amount of SH to account for the citric acid that was added?
Yes, I added 6 grams more to keep the superfat at the same level🙂
Hi, please tell me if you can use this soap as a shampoo? Doesn't oatmeal powder lose its properties when reacted with sodium hydroxide, maybe it's better to add it at the end (after the gel stage)?
I don't recommend it as shampoo. You can sure add the powder at the end, maybe it's better🙂
@@tellervo. By the way, i'm really interesting this question of when it's still better to add any organic additive in the hot process, such as clay, mush, decoctions etc., if add them in the end, will soap spoiled faster?, If You know, I will be grateful for the answer..
can we add whole rolled oats for exfoliant?
Maybe blend them a little?
How do you know what temperature to add the lye to the oils?
Personally, I like to soap between 30-40 degrees Celsius
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What is the lye concentration and superfat for this recipe?
Take a look in the description box🙂
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Saludos desde Ecuador.
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Love the recipe 😊.
Any substitute for oats oil ?
Thanks
Thank you🤗 Another oil high in linoleic acid!
What’s is the super fat percentage on this recipe? Thank you!
Perfektno,hvala puno !😍😍😍
They say add oat milk to the oils because if you use it frozen and add lye to it like you did it would turn out a sticky goo, I see yours didn't do that, did you use a store bought oat milk? Thank you 😊.
Yes I used store bought milk. Maybe it's best to use the milk in oil method though if others have experienced issues☺️
Hi ilove you but why you boil it
It's a hot process soap🙂
@@tellervo. thank you so much
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