PINEAPPLE SOAP (COLD PROCESS)
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Hello everyone Chenelle here and in this video I share how I made this Pineapple Soap using the cold process method. Y’all let me know what you think and as always thanks for the love and support.
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How to make cold process soap: • HOW TO MAKE COLD PROCE...
I think these turned out sooooo pretty!!!
Thank you 🩷
Love it
Thank you 😊
French green clay is one of my favorite place to use as a coloring, 😊beautiful soap❤
Thank you 😊. I usually use glacial marine green but ran out. I’m loving the French green.
They both are beautiful. Yes I have a pineapple soap for my summer line. I always freeze my fruit juices before adding the lye though
Thank you 🩷. I started out freezing them now I just let them sit in the fridge lol.
It’s lovely! I made a pineapple and sea moss soap a few weeks ago. I juice so I used the pulp and used some spinach juice to color the green portion. Both of your versions are beautiful 🌺
Oh I bet that was lovely🩷
Colors came out good.
Try alfalfa powder for a green
Thank you❤️. I’ll look into it.
@@3baashandmadesoaps937 I had bought some and just found it and loving it
@@3baashandmadesoaps937 ok Trying a blackberry soap today with lemon essential oil
A blackberry soap sounds nice. Let me know how it turns out. Oh and I looked into the powder I’ll be testing it out maybe next week or so. I have a chocolate soap that I’m itching to make first. 🤣🤣🤣
@@3baashandmadesoaps937 turned put pretty good. It's a tan color . I did slpit off some batter and add some alkanet but doesn't look like it's gonna do anything. Already cut. Maybe later as it dries.
I am new to this but just asking, what's the different betwwen the hot process and cold process?
Hey so hot process is when you cook the soap this requires a higher water content and this method helps speed up the saponification process. When making hot process soap all ingredients can be added while they are still hot (no cooling required).
Cold process is when you allow your ingredients to cool down to a certain temperature range and then combine them together. Cold process requires less water. I have a few videos linked in the description you can check out one of those if you like or I can do a more detailed video.
@@3baashandmadesoaps937 thank you
You’re welcome
A lay of chocolate at the bottom would have beengood
I agree