It is sturdy and is a personal favorite! I have probably owned over 50+ different models and this is definitely my favorite! This is the All-Clad electric blender. You can get them in the U.S. at various locations, but be sure to look for them on places like Ebay or stores that accept coupons to save (Bed Bath and Beyond offers a 20% coupon or more)!
Yes, but keep in mind that the fatty acid composition will have significant impact on the saponification and dissolution rate, increasing production time.
@@RebekkaHay We have used tallow and lard in our 30HTLS recipes, as well as other liquid soap recipes. For more information about formulating liquid soap recipes, including our 30-Minute Liquid Soap recipes (30HTLS), be sure to get your hands on a copy of our liquid soap making coursebook, The Ultimate Guide to Liquid Soap: Soap Science, Recipe Formulating, Cold Process, Hot Process, and 30-Minute Liquid Soap. You can find this at www.ultimatehpsoap.com/liquidsoap
We recommend it! You can find more information about this topic on our blog at: www.ultimatehpsoap.com/post/do-i-need-to-use-a-preservative-in-liquid-soap-learn-about-microbes-water-availability-and-more
Thanks for the video please can I use the regular sunflower oil because I don't have access to the high oleic acid one ? If so should I add something to avoid the rancidity risk ?
@@jerrellslay9214 You would recalculate using a soap calculator. Regular sunflower oil is higher in polyunsaturated fatty acids and is thus more prone to oxidation and rancidity, just something to keep in mind especially when using higher concentrations and increasing the risk of hydrolytic oxidation by using in a liquid soap solution!
Mica is not water-soluble and will precipitate from the solution, forming a layer of "sludge" at the bottom. Keep in mind that one of the most fundamental differences between liquid and bar soap is the concentration of water. Essential oils can be added with an added emulsifier after the dilution process in liquid soap making. Ashley @ UG2SOAP
30HTLS additives are required for the 30HTLS No-Paste process. If you do not have sodium lactate, you can use sodium chloride; however, one or the other must be used. If you do not use the 30HTLS additives, you will have a standard paste recipe and process.
@@georginahunter7943 Again, this would depend on your COG. If you are buying bulk oils in wholesale prices, your cost of goods is going to be a lot less. If you are buying from local retailers or health food stores in small quantities, you are going to have a much higher cost. In general, the ingredients and additives for this recipe are not very expensive in the U.S. We recommend Soaper's Choice and WSP for bulk-size oils and cosmetic additives (like sodium lactate and glycerin) and grocery store items for as much as possible (think- sodium chloride, olive oil, coconut oil, lard, sunflower, etc.). I wish we could provide you with a more direct/exact answer, but it totally depends on what you are working with! -Eric @ UG2SOAP
I just made this soap and I am in love!!!
Please tell me is it gentle on the skin? I am a little hesitant about it because the percentage of coconut is very high!
Is the crockpot on while cooking and if so what temp? Also after dilution is the crockpot still on and if so what temp? Thanks in advance!
I love how she called it a crackpot lol
Excellent presentation and tutorial! 💖💖💖💖💖💖Jen
i love it too
What’s the final PH? Is it suitable for hair cleaning or it’s for shower 🚿 or just for hands 🙌🏻
Very gud mam❤❤❤❤
Thanks for sharing. Mind sharing your brand type of hand blender? It looks sturdy.
It is sturdy and is a personal favorite! I have probably owned over 50+ different models and this is definitely my favorite! This is the All-Clad electric blender. You can get them in the U.S. at various locations, but be sure to look for them on places like Ebay or stores that accept coupons to save (Bed Bath and Beyond offers a 20% coupon or more)!
Does this work with other carrier oils as well? That would be super interesting to know. Thanks so much for sharing!
Yes, but keep in mind that the fatty acid composition will have significant impact on the saponification and dissolution rate, increasing production time.
@@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP Thank you so much for your swift response,. Have you any experience making this project with tallow or lard? Thanks again :-)
@@RebekkaHay We have used tallow and lard in our 30HTLS recipes, as well as other liquid soap recipes. For more information about formulating liquid soap recipes, including our 30-Minute Liquid Soap recipes (30HTLS), be sure to get your hands on a copy of our liquid soap making coursebook, The Ultimate Guide to Liquid Soap: Soap Science, Recipe Formulating, Cold Process, Hot Process, and 30-Minute Liquid Soap. You can find this at www.ultimatehpsoap.com/liquidsoap
very informative video, thank you for sharing 😊 I would like to know if the soap can be used immediately or needs sequestering (curing? ) Thank you!
It can be used immediately, although all liquid soaps can benefit from a sequestering period.
@@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP Thank you! 😊
Great video! I was wondering if is there a need to add any preservatives?
We recommend it! You can find more information about this topic on our blog at: www.ultimatehpsoap.com/post/do-i-need-to-use-a-preservative-in-liquid-soap-learn-about-microbes-water-availability-and-more
Thanks for the video please can I use the regular sunflower oil because I don't have access to the high oleic acid one ? If so should I add something to avoid the rancidity risk ?
Yes, you can use regular sunflower oil without issue. Simply update your lye calculations because the SAP values are slightly different
@@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP ok thank you
@@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP how do you update your lye calcutions? I'd like to try regular sunflower oil. Thanks for the video!!!
@@jerrellslay9214 You would recalculate using a soap calculator. Regular sunflower oil is higher in polyunsaturated fatty acids and is thus more prone to oxidation and rancidity, just something to keep in mind especially when using higher concentrations and increasing the risk of hydrolytic oxidation by using in a liquid soap solution!
I noticed you added both sodium lactate and sodium chloride. Do you need to add both salts or one or the other?
Do you have a recipe for shampoo bar or 2 in 1? Do you have a hair liquid shampoo recipe suitable for cleaning
love'n it
me too your soo right
Amazing job
Mam u use oil and sodium exide & potatiom per exide and other powder name؟
Hi - what is the sodium lactate for ?
In liquid soap, sodium lactate makes it easier to dilute. Quite smart with this system of fore-going the paste stage.
So so we add preservative to this recipe ? If yes then when and how much 🙏🏽 thx in advance ❤️
Preservative is not needed for this recipe
Eric @ UG2SOAP
Im malaysian..please list the main things of your soap recipe here..
The recipe link is provided in the video details
@@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP can I use just coconut oil or palm kernel oil
Can you add mica to this. When and how, and will it tint the skin? When do i add my essential oils?
Mica is not water-soluble and will precipitate from the solution, forming a layer of "sludge" at the bottom. Keep in mind that one of the most fundamental differences between liquid and bar soap is the concentration of water. Essential oils can be added with an added emulsifier after the dilution process in liquid soap making.
Ashley @ UG2SOAP
Can I use a refined sunflower oil??...If yes ..then how do.I adjust the lye ??.How do I calculate it.I am new to soapmaking.
Yes. The easiest way to calculate it is by using a lye calculator online. Two popular ones are soap calc and brambleberry.
What can the coconut oil be substituted with?
If I don't have sodium lactate, can I sub that out or do I absolutely need it in thi formula?
30HTLS additives are required for the 30HTLS No-Paste process. If you do not have sodium lactate, you can use sodium chloride; however, one or the other must be used. If you do not use the 30HTLS additives, you will have a standard paste recipe and process.
@@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP thank you for the reply!
Where'd you purchase your stick blender and the slow cooker please?
We use an All-Clad immersion blender and generic 2QT crockpot
And ideally, this liquid soap, is it a hand wash? Dish wash? Bath liquid soap?
This is formulated for general body and hand use.
Can this be used as shampoo
Is the table salt iodized or non iodized.
El libro está traducido al español?
Can you add fragrances like lavendar or orange scent? If so, when do you add it in?
Yes! After you have diluted the soap, you can include fragrances
what is the sign that the soap has been neutral?
@@achmadfauji9822 It tests "soap-neutral" within a safe pH range
How much percentage of glycerin used
Glycerin is used at 27%TOW
-Anthony @ UG2SOAP
@@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP thank u so much
@@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP apart from water I mean 32-38% lye concentration
What are the ph of liquid soaps?
What is the cost of making this liquid soap?
This is dependent on your COG and location. In the U.S., this soap is a rather inexpensive and budget-friendly option.
Thanks for your prompt reply! How much does it cost to make? I live in Canada and understand US dollars.
@@georginahunter7943 Again, this would depend on your COG. If you are buying bulk oils in wholesale prices, your cost of goods is going to be a lot less. If you are buying from local retailers or health food stores in small quantities, you are going to have a much higher cost. In general, the ingredients and additives for this recipe are not very expensive in the U.S. We recommend Soaper's Choice and WSP for bulk-size oils and cosmetic additives (like sodium lactate and glycerin) and grocery store items for as much as possible (think- sodium chloride, olive oil, coconut oil, lard, sunflower, etc.). I wish we could provide you with a more direct/exact answer, but it totally depends on what you are working with!
-Eric @ UG2SOAP
Please can you give me the names of the ingredients you use and the measurements thanks
The link to the recipe is in the description box