DIY Easy 30-Minute Liquid Soap | Recipe Included | The Ultimate Guide to Liquid So

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Recipe: This video is for UG2LS Students. It uses the "O-Love Bubbles 30-HTLS" recipe from the book The Ultimate Guide to Liquid Soap.
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[@bryanventura8940]

I just tried this recipe, and did the exact measurements, and it came out beautifully, thick and clear like honey! Lathers and softens so well. Took a little less than 2 hours with my set up, but it was also my first time trying this method. Thank you 😊

[@vernaharris8730]

made this recipe for the second time: I have the UGHPS and I live at a high altitude, 8100 feet. Just as I think I am having a bad soaping day and it won't do much, it volcanoes a bit and has to be at a high temperature to do what it is supposed to do; then settles down and goes clear. Keeps me on my toes!!! This is about a month later...third time making this soap and conditions are perfect!!! This soap did not volcano. I think it helped to purchase a scale that will show partial oz correctly. This soap shows that making that extra purchase will be well worth it. Thank you Ashlee for all your research and experimenting to come up with a great liquid soap that is easy to make.

[@marciamullich2823]

Just marvelous.... many thanks!

[@artfactory942]

Thanks for the written recipe It's more than enough I wrote them down and will try soon

[@777VIBRANT]

This soap process is amazing and beautiful 🌸

[@renatastone8447]

THANK YOU A MILLION TIMES!!! Tried this recipe and it works exactly as you said it would. I am ecstatic! 🎉🙌 Can you recommend an ingredient to add to give more slip after that batch has been made?

[@Nina-2311]

Thank you for this! I got the book today & can't wait to read. I wanted to ask if i can use this soap as dish soap & as a detergent? Thanks!

[@elenishandmade2398]

Hi! Can i do the same procedure with a different recipe? Different oils and maybe butters? I have made hp and cp liquid soap many times before...thanks for sharing...

[@user-xj6rr8fr5x]

Great video, thank you. Do you need preservative in this recipe?

[@madeleinesigevall3388]

Thank you for sharing this recipe! Took longer than 30 minutes for me, but the result was amazing :)

[@trudybradshaw5290]

Love your video. Can I use for a body wash or face wash?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Absolutely! This recipe makes an excellent multipurpose product and we love to use it as a body wash ourselves! -Anthony @ UG2SOAP

[@karidadzaragoza]

Thank you for the video! I tried this once and i loved it! If i try use 100 coconut oil using this process, what are the things to consider?

[@The-Grateful-Hippie]

I have only tried cold process soap thus far, and the consensus I have learned is coconut oil makes a very bubbly but harsh soap. A good amount in the formula is desired for removing dirt, but it may be too harsh and drying on the skin if used at too high a percentage. Using other soft oils to temper it and give some conditioning properties is helpful. 100% coconut oil soap might be useful as a laundry detergent or other cleaning product where the cleaning strength would be warranted.

[@borancare]

@@The-Grateful-Hippie how do we calculate KOH and NaOH in the same time

[@funmilayoadeyemi8290]

Pls who can stated the ingredients and measurement for me to practice 🙏

[@miquellemeshishnek5338]

So I am looking at my printed recipe I received with my book and it differs from this recipe being that the distilled water is the 7.16 oz and the Glycerin is the 4 oz in my printed recipe from the book? Can someone help with this as I am getting ready to make this now. I've always used the printed recipe and wondering if its wrong. I was watching the video for a refresher.

[@mamaqia4825]

Hi thank for your recipe What about i only have 1 oz castrol oil can i add olive and coconut for deficiency for castrol oil

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

The quantities of oil are used for specific purposes and the rest of the formula has been calculated with this in mind. You can certainly reformulate to accommodate the lower castor oil though!

[@sallybland8788]

Hi i want to make my own using your process but i want to make a base concentrate that i can dilute and get much more out of it, do you teach this?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Yes. You control the amount of soap concentration in the solution and can adapt it based on your needs. We delve deep into soap solutions, dilution and soap qualities based on solutions our book.

[@carolkhoo4129]

Unbelievably simple! Will the liquid soap need a preservative?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

That is a highly debated question, so much so that we dedicate an entire chapter to preservatives in liquid soap, which does have an environment that is suitable for pathogenic bacterial growth and reproduction. We suggest looking up the pros and cons of using a preservative in liquid soap and making your own informed decision based on that. We highly recommend the new course The Ultimate Guide to Liquid Soap if you are serious about liquid soap.

[@serenitybathandbody8087]

If water is involved a preservative is needed, especially if you are marketing your products, bottle or not, you don't know what customers will do with YOUR product once it's in their homes, CYA is what I say rather have it and not need it, than need it and not have it. Basic science water = bacterium and at some point water may/could be introduced into the product while in someone else's care.

[@elitealureine8718]

super easy . i did it. it was great . but i needed 20 oz to dilute all the soap. ph of finished product was around 8. viscosity is great using table salt. the process took less than 30 minutes to cook and test clear. it smells like beldi soap . can we dilute with hydrosols? ( lemon peel or geranium ....)

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

That is great! We designed the recipe and process to be super easy and we are happy you enjoyed it! The required dilution water can vary because every oil has a slightly different fatty acid composition, in addition to different water requirements for the salts. We don't have experience working with hydrosols as the lye solution or final soap solvent, but would love to hear your experiences.

[@eyehs.kitchen]

Can I use sea salt for my salt?

[@eleanorconnolly1265]

I understand you can use this soap for hands or body in the shower. Can I add anything else, such as Vitaman E oil, to make it more for the body?? thanks!

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Yes, this formula can be used for hand or body use. Vitamin E is not soluble in water and liquid soap is almost primarily water (anywhere from 75-95%). Your additives must be soluble in water, or able to be stabilized in the solution so that it doesn't separate, cloud, or cause other issues. We do like water-soluble shea butter or turkey red castor oil, both of which are add softening properties to the product. - Ashley

[@joaquinallenalmuete350]

Is the glycerin in liquid form? How about the lye (potassium and sodium hydroxide) are they crystals? Do you have the amounts of the ingredients in milliliters and grams? Please i need it badly.. Thank youu..

[@serenitybathandbody8087]

you can google the conversion chart and the ounces into grams I use those things all the time :)

[@powerberries5786]

May i know if the book provide 100% coconut oil or laundry/dish soap recipe for this method?

[@leroybrownie9188]

Yes, dish soap. It's why I have the book :) Plus, the support that comes with the book is phenomenal

[@kosmetiknaturalonline2569]

I can^t buy the ebook because not have the card😪 can i pay with trnsfer or ??? Plise help me

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Unfortunately we do not offer other payments outside of PayPal for security reasons. I have had quite a few students use a friend or family member's card which is an excellent alternative. Thanks and best wishes!

[@purplelissh]

I have had your book for 3 years now I can not find only coconut oil or only olive oil recipe. Please tell me what page it is on. Lastly how can I triple this soap? Do I just use the recipe and triple it? FYI ( you probably already know already to run thur soap calc yiu can not use both lyes at the same time. You have to cut it in have and run it that whay do yiu know another calculator to use? Thank You In Advance.

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Hi- I am not sure I understand the question. A coconut only recipe would be just that- only coconut oil. Same for olive oil. These would not be 30HTLS recipes because they require the additives and aren't formulated for speed/dissolution. You can use any soap calculator to make these simple recipes. And last, yes, you would simply multiply the recipe by the amount you wish to make. As always, be sure to use a soap calculator. -Anthony @ UG2SOAP

[@lakminibhagya2939]

Could you please let me know Is it okay to use this same recipe for cold process of liquid soap making?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Yes, you can use this recipe with a CPLS process. Keep in mind that it will not produce a no-paste process, but the formula still produces a lovely soap no matter what process is used to make it!

[@lakminibhagya2939]

@@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP Thank you very much!! 🤣

[@Sabrina.Goldwave]

Just wondering, how much FO do you add to this once it has cooled? Go by personal preference or is there an amount you should not exceed?

[@krystalleighton]

Hi Jeff. Professional soap maker here. Each fragrance whether a fragrance oil or essential oil has an appropriate IFRA usage rate. You'll need to get that information from the manufacturer (should be labeled or provided on the company website) and add as a percentage based on your recipes oil weight.

[@marygenutsu8941]

Which of the chemical make the soup look transparent please

[@jerrellslay9214]

Can these liquid soap be used to clean a house as well? And does your book have shampoo information? Thanks!

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Sure! We would probably recommend going with something more basic for an all-purpose cleaner. Maybe a 100% coconut oil LS instead. Its cheaper, less ingredients, and better formulated for cleaning. And no, we do not cover shampoo in our books because we do not feel alkaline soaps should be used on hair and can cause permanent damage.

[@jerrellslay9214]

@@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP thanks!

[@scentsbylatresse794]

Hi I purchased the e book a few years ago and misplaced it. Is there anyway you can look up my information and send me the link again?😢

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Yes! Please send an email to our student support or use the chat feature on our website.

[@TiwiBender]

Awesome video. Thanks! One question, can we color this LS with Mica? Would it still be transparent?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Mica is not water soluble, thus adding it to your soap-water solution is not a good idea! It will precipitate out of the solution and sink to the bottom. Look for water soluble colorants like liquid dyes!

[@TiwiBender]

@@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP thanks so much! ❤❤

[@apimacchi1282]

Can I use just coconut oil if I want to make a laundry/ dish soap out of this. Is this recipe super fatted?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

No, the recipe must be followed in order for it to perform as a 30HTLS. And yes, as stated in the video, the recipe is superfatted.

[@LynetteB71]

I noticed in the video that the amount of water & glycerin are flipped from your book. Which is it?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Hi Lynette! The video and provided recipe were both created at different times and the formulas changed mildly during this period. Either recipe will work, as the 30HTLS ingredients are used in appropriate amounts to ensure a rapid saponification and dilution. Eric @ UG2SOAP

[@LeahHerbas]

Can this recipe be further diluted down for former bottles?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Yes. All soap concentrations can be decreased in the liquid soap solution to create a less viscous consistency more suitable for foamer bottles. With that being said, I don't personally feel all formulas work best for these types of bottles and prefer recipes with a higher lauric/myristic for that full, bubbly foam that you are looking for, possibly with some potassium stearate or a lather stabilizer for longer-lasting foam as well.

[@kameliavoutchkov1449]

In another article you make a comment how important it to add citric acid to your formulations. I was wondering why there is none in this recipe? Thanks.

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

We absolutely recommend chelators for those who have hard water; however, it is not mandatory for the success of the recipe. If you wish to include citric acid in your lye solution to create sodium/potassium citrate or use another chelator, you can follow your supplier's recommendation for the correct usage rates. Chelators are great for liquid soap!

[@elitealureine8718]

could it be used as shampoo base?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

We do not recommend potassium/sodium soaps for shampoo use due to the permanent damage that they can cause.

[@jenleduc5494]

Can this be used on hair? Ive been reading lye is a no no for hair.

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

We do not recommend using alkaline potassium and sodium soaps on hair

[@jainrrajesh]

Can we do the countertop high temperature hot process

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

You can, but you need the heat for the rapid dilution so if you want to use both a polypropylene bowl, in addition to a crockpot, you can. Or expect a longer dilution period without the added heat for a HTLS/CPLS mix.

[@jainrrajesh]

@@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP ok. Thank u for your quick reply

[@brightchange6065]

When they sasy the sodium lactate salt that is an option,, along with regular NaCl, they give the recipe in ounces ... SL is usually sold as a liquid of a certain %. I assume they mean the tyically-used 60% solution used in hard bar soap recipes? and it needs to be weighed, not measured?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

We answered this in your email, but for anyone else watching the KZbin video, yes, we are using the purchased sodium lactate solution from a cosmetic supplier. You can also use anhydrate sodium lactate as well and simply calculate the difference. Hope that helps! UG2SOAP

[@brightchange6065]

Thank you, I never saw the email reply. I appreciate the response. The UG to Liquid Soap pdf and tutorials are amazing. I wanted to get to this part in the tutorial before trying this. Making it today!

[@kellsgreenidge8885]

Could I use 99% KOH for this recipe? I don't get 90% in my country.

[@AS-nd3yo]

Yes, but be sure to rerun through a soap calculator to adjust the lye amount needed for the recipe!

[@kellsgreenidge8885]

@@AS-nd3yo thanks

[@pameladenis3268]

Can we use food coloring oil based to color the LS?

[@lk-fr2ky]

How to preserve it for long time?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

We recommend using a preservative in all liquid soaps that have been diluted.

[@jerrellslay9214]

If you dilute this more can you use it as a face wash?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Possibly! Depending on your needs and skin type, soap may or may not be a great cleansing option. As far as the dilution portion of this question, at UG2SOAP, we definitely believe in using the proper soap concentration for the product type. For example, if you were wanting a mild formula for gentle skin, you wouldn't use a soap with the maximum soap concentration just for increased viscosity or ease in dilution. Instead, we would recommend using a soap concentration that is much lower than most standard recipes (maybe 10-15% soap) and a formula that is milder. This same concept applies to this specific formula as well! I hope that helps! -Ashley @ UG2SOAP

[@rrutaba]

U didn't tell about a preservative to be added in this video????

[@xjessi_janex]

About how much finished liquid soap does this recipe make?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

You can determine the total amount of liquid soap produced by adding the ingredient list together.

[@vanessa-pd8lm]

do you add a preservative'?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Hello, yes, we recommend including a preservative in liquid soaps. Liquid soap has a water availability and pH that is suitable for microbial growth and can support the growth and reproduction of microbes, contrary to what many homemade soap makers report.

[@7ayesha82]

Can we omitt olive oil

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

You can use an alternate and recalculate the recipe, but you can't simply omit an oil

[@ninja4her30]

Can you use extra virgin olive oil?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Yes, although when it comes to soap making, we aren't as concerned with the taste as we are the product so most soap makers won't splurge for EVOO and will instead use a more affordable option. For liquid soap making, I strongly advise against using Olive Pomace oil due to the unsaponifiables that will cause precipitation issues like separation and clouding.

[@hadjer8745]

I don't have a crockpot .. How should i do?

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

A temperature controlled stovetop and stainless steel pan can work as well

[@hadjer8745]

@@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP how much can i add charcoal .. I wanna use it as facial cleanser

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

@@hadjer8745 Powdered additives are not recommended in liquid soap because they will precipitate out of the solution. We do offer a beautiful charcoal 30-minute liquid soap recipe in our book that will suspend the charcoal without separation. Please check it out at www.ultimatehpsoap.com/liquidsoap

[@rebeccadockrey3663]

Looks to me like it took longer than 30 min

[@brightchange6065]

I noticed in the purchased UGLS tutorial, this recipe calls the glycerine and water amounts to be reversed ... in this video, it's stated 4 oz water and 7.16 Glycerine, in the tutorial, it's the reverse ... does it matter? I think it does .. I think the manual is right .. according to the tutorial, glycerine should be between 20-25% of the oil weight (16 oz, in this case), so I think Glycerine should be 4 oz and Distilled water should be 7.16 (the manual says 7.18, that might be splitting hairs and below our scales precision .. but we're chemists, right?!).

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Nope! They were two different options we used at different times. Unfortunately the videos can't be edited after they are posted so there are two different options. You can elect to use either; both will be effective.

[@vw714]

I love the idea of making quick liquid soap. When I tried to run this recipe through the calculator it comes out to a total of 6oz give or take of water at 38%. Your calculations say 4oz water and 7.16oz glycrin = 11.16oz of liquid. May I ask; how do you know how much water to delete and how much glycrin to add? Second; it looks like you are taking the total of KOH weight 3.59oz ish and used 3.09 oz of KOH and .50oz of NaOH to make the total 3.59 oz. This is so different then makimg a shave soap where you would have two calculations 1 for KOH and 1for NaOH then use 80% of KOH's total. Then use 20% of the NaOH total. So want to try liquid soap but it is not making any sense :( !

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

There is a reason why our book is over 500 pages long- it includes a LOT of information. We provide an ultimate recipe formulating guide for our 30-minute liquid soap process and discuss in great detail the how and why of each ingredient. We do not recommend making liquid soap without first learning the fundamentals of liquid soap science and liquid soap formulating, which are not the same as bar soap making. Please visit our website for more information regarding these topics and be sure to get your copy of The Ultimate Guide to Liquid Soap today!

[@MsCookietje]

Try soapee to run your recipe. It allows both type of lye.

[@user-il3mk1cd4s]

The calculation of NaOH and KOH is not right according your data in gram: according to used oil weights and saponifications factors you should use 73.2 gram NaOH and 103.19 gr KOH. How did you calculate 14 gr NaOH and 87 gr KOH ????

[@ScrappinShelle]

Hello. I followed the recipe and added 16 oz of water for dilution. In the book it says start dilution at 40 %. 40% soap would be 22.23 oz water. Should I just add more water?

[@AS-nd3yo]

The amount of dilution water is a personal decision. Every recipe has a minimum amount of water that must be used in order to dillute all of the soap. After that mimimum amount of water has been met, and all of the soap has been dilluted, then you can add any additional amount desired. So to answer your question, if it needs more water, or if you want a lower soap concentration (less soap in the solution), then you can add more. If all of the soap is dilluted and you like it as is, then you are all set. This applies to ALL recipes, not just this one.

[@ascendantsoaps2104]

The web address doesnt work

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

Good catch! Thanks! We moved all of our books to our homepage and didn't update this one! You can find this and other resources at www.ultimatehpsoap.com

[@laurieflores1107]

hey ya'll...can this be used as a shampoo?...thank you...

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

We do not recommend the use of alkaline soap products on hair.

[@nonamajid1899]

I'm sad...saddddd... I just make my own liquid soap with old method...4 hours... I just see this video...😭😭😭

[@JenSpice]

This is an awesome technique! I love it! I made the cocoa butter recipe yesterday and have a lovely paste (10 minute HTLS method) that is ready to use. Totally worth buying the book!

[@nonamajid1899]

@@JenSpice I just make it... really work.. I'm staring my liquid soap now.... She has a good heart sharing this video for us

[@MsJcmJcm]

Your book is $45, and how much is your ecourse??

[@THEULTIMATEGUIDETOSOAP]

With almost 500 pages, 18 chapters, tons of instructional and educational videos, student-teacher support, a Facebook community, and more, the book is written as an entire course, not just your average soap making book. For less than the cost of the materials and time spent on 1 batch of failed liquid soap, you can invest in lifelong skills, education and experience and learn how to make and formulate crystal-clear liquid soap in less than 30 minutes from start to finish. Visit our bookstore today at www.ultimateliquidsoap.com

[@AraTheAqua]

I just have to say her ebook is worth every penny!!! Ive made this recipe 8 times alone off of this video, Currently I have 6 batches prepped and ready to go! This is my favorite liquid soap, my dad raves over the thick bubbly lather! This is going to go far in myfamily and community!!

[@khantkhant5551]

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[@NewsfromtheGrove]

Well, maybe my crock pot is the problem, but this really did not work.

[@caninedivine]

Do you have the book. She goes into great detail on each step in the book, plus includes problem solving.

[@7slaper]

I was about to buy the book and noticed this video. So why not look at it and see the procedure IRL first. (I'm an experienced soap maker - >15 years - and have done it all successfully, from CP, to liquid, to MP from scratch.), but never too old to learn. LOL As this course is initially meant for University classes, I'm stunned that all is done in °F and ounces. Not exactly the most precise, let alone scientific way of measuring. I'm disappointed. Promoting the book is one thing, but completely brainwashing the audience by spoiling the video is another. I hope they pay you for it. 😎

[@TheLemonLily]

You mean, you cant just convert the temp to Celsius?

[@fressaloe6427]

this is so dump putting too many text on your video. If someone was looking to read, they should have gone for an PDF, NOT in a VIDEO!

[@krystalleighton]

This video is a study guide for those who have purchased the book.

[@krystalleighton]

$45 dollars for your book?! NO.

[@catzkeet4860]

I honestly can’t believe you went to the trouble of writing a comment just to be rude. If you don’t wanna buy the book, don’t buy the book......no ones forcing you to do anything. No need to comment on it.

[@bbrown6515]

The book is just the beginning of all the resources you get, well worth it. And I agree with catz, no need for your comment.

[@caninedivine]

If you feel it's too much, don't spend the money. No need to be rude about it. Totally worth the price of one dinner out for me. It's 500+ pages of very detailed chemistry, multiple recipes, etc. It's a great resource for those serious about their soaping skills.

[@LynetteB71]

This book is well worth the money!! I have been making soap for years and this book opened my eyes! Worth every penny!!