Extra Virgin versus Light Olive Oil in Soap Making

[@nanomc3174]

Hi Holly, I always look out for your videos, so relaxing to watch…Thank you for another great soap design idea !

[@theorgelmeisterakathesoapm8589]

I always enjoy your relaxing videos, Holly. I eat EV olive oil, but always soap with refined light olive oil to keep my batter as light as possible. This is a very clever way to show the difference.

[@hollysoapmaking]

Thank you!!

[@dianehedricks7860]

What a great visual between the 2 different oils!! ❤

[@hollysoapmaking]

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[@steelersgirl071961]

Wow, what a difference! I like the light color better, would take colors better too. 😊❤

[@Cathy-ys8bk]

Thank you! I was thinking that there was a difference in color. Glad you took time to show the difference. Love and appreciate you and your videos.

[@kirstinbone]

This is so helpful! Thank you for sharing.

[@cliviascreations]

Relaxing and enjoyable as always. Thank you

[@magbr45]

So lovely these videos of yours,I find myself calm and happy😊 I have done soaps with both oils too and once with a very green olive oil, the soap turned light green,lovely colour. Your soap turned out so beautiful and elegant, thank you for the video 🙏❤️

[@hollysoapmaking]

Thank you so much! 💕

[@gmhefner1]

oh nice! i want to make a moisturizing orange scented soap for my sister and now i can choose which shading seems to fit that scent the best. 🙂👍

[@sams79sam94]

Thank you Holly for the informative video and thank you for sharing the recipe. As always it is enjoyable to watch your videos.

[@belindaayewoh437]

Interesting indeed! From the prior comment, I wonder if there would be a difference when colors are used. Thank you again.

[@TracyD2]

Probably.

[@hollysoapmaking]

I’ve used indigo powder in an EVOO soap and it turned green instead of blue. So definitely. 😊

[@nergregga]

I like the golden color of the extra virgin olive oil.

[@paulettelaurin6112]

I really enjoy your videos. Your style and methods are mesmerizing to watch. I’ve learned so much! Thank you❤

[@hollysoapmaking]

Thank you!! 💕

[@roxaneevans1187]

Your videos are the best, thank you for that I have a few gallons of extra virgin I have not used yet.

[@DuchessArtisanCreations]

I had no idea that light olive oil could be used. If you use colors it would be very vibrant.

[@Vijayalakshmisathya]

Hi holly i watched u r video few month back its awesome i addicted u r videos and presentation pls do soap making for palm oil, coconut oil, olive oil ponauce or olive oil, ricebran oil, sunflower oil, soyabean oil, castor oil, like those oils

[@juanitaprice9086]

Thanks!

[@hollysoapmaking]

thank you so much! 💕

[@nationalshopping9415]

Hi Hollys , why do we keep it in the heated oven light during the soap making phase, which is usually recommended to be cooled. Thank you. ❤

[@the_french_soap_garden]

Very interesting and useful ! Thank you ! Do you think that the greater whiteness of refined oil is a general rule that is also true for other butters and oils (shea, cocoa, coconut)? Finally, I have the impression that the lighter the color of the oil in the bottle, the whiter the soap, don't you think?

[@sweetsenpai3873]

I would really like to know where I can get the light olive oil to purchase

[@shoresofreedom]

soo what's the difference besides the color ??

[@LadyGecko]

Nothing as far as making soap is concerned, which was the point. But when it comes to consumption, I cook with EVOO, better flavor

[@catmamma79]

Well now I know why!

[@Cory-LauraTEXAS]

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