Very cool! I save all the fat from cooking ground beef and purify it. It’s great for baking, but soap is what I wanted to do when I first started keeping it. This is a nice and simple start.
@@lukepippin4781 Thank you for saying so! Let me know how your soap turns out. I have a lot of soaps I want to make and film, I am curious about a ghee soap for my next soap.
@@Gamesaresuper No not my skin, but everyone has different skin types. I also have a video up where I make soap with olive oil and that soap is very gentle! Link below: th-cam.com/video/U-KZmF3ghgA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FVkyWKVyI3jKYJWv Thanks for watching!
This method used a cold process, so no. The soap needs that time to saponify. This is a lye soap and lye is a critical ingredient in the soap-making process. It reacts with oils during the saponification process to create soap and glycerin, changing the liquid oils (tallow) into a solid soap bar. 6 weeks is needed to complete this process. Thank you for watching!
@@ramonaesch7863 I’m not picky as long as it says 100% lye. The brand I used for the soap in this video was ‘ROOTO Household 100% Lye’ but I would use any lye brand from a hardware store.
Like your idea thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching!
Very cool! I save all the fat from cooking ground beef and purify it. It’s great for baking, but soap is what I wanted to do when I first started keeping it. This is a nice and simple start.
@@lukepippin4781 Thank you for saying so! Let me know how your soap turns out. I have a lot of soaps I want to make and film, I am curious about a ghee soap for my next soap.
Let’s see u make lye from wood ash next!
@@YeshuaKingMessiah I have always wanted to try that. That would make a cool video I think I will make it. Thank you for your comment!
Does it dry your skin after using it?
@@Gamesaresuper No not my skin, but everyone has different skin types. I also have a video up where I make soap with olive oil and that soap is very gentle! Link below:
th-cam.com/video/U-KZmF3ghgA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FVkyWKVyI3jKYJWv
Thanks for watching!
Can I use oven insted of waiting 6 weeks???
This method used a cold process, so no. The soap needs that time to saponify. This is a lye soap and lye is a critical ingredient in the soap-making process. It reacts with oils during the saponification process to create soap and glycerin, changing the liquid oils (tallow) into a solid soap bar. 6 weeks is needed to complete this process. Thank you for watching!
Pl sent me your number or adreess l want soap base how to purchase
What brand of lye do you prefer?
@@ramonaesch7863 I’m not picky as long as it says 100% lye. The brand I used for the soap in this video was ‘ROOTO Household 100% Lye’ but I would use any lye brand from a hardware store.
What is the smell like? 😅
@@Violeta_hzl It smells like plain unscented soap.
U could add EOs for scent & possibly skin enhancements
Like, lavender or tea tree or carrot seed - all 3 for diff things or combine EOs.
@@YeshuaKingMessiah I like the idea of carrot seed oil! Thank you for the idea, I will try it and experiment with other essential oils!