Guide to Natural Colourants You Can Find In Your Kitchen To Colour Your Soap

Part 4 of a 5 part series.
Guide to using ingredients you can find in your kitchen to colour your soap. Again, working on the theme of keeping it simple and accessible.
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[@magdaeloy1849]

Amazing video. So helpful

[@dorothygrierson2740]

What about the pastel softer colours .x

[@janlee-buxton857]

Thank you! Useful advice! 😊

[@CraftySheenaa]

Thank you very informative
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[@Hilohaty]

This is off topic but does it matter what temperature you soap at for essential oils?

[@thesoapcoach.]

No not really in CP soap you will generally be soaping at below 120f and that won't be a problem. With HP soap I wait for the cooked soap to be below 180f before adding my EOs

[@joyaghosh2940]

Wanted to add anatto seeds to this list

[@thesoapcoach.]

Yes absolutely. I use annatto powder. Gorgeous colour 👍

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