Hot process or cold process soap? Which is better? What’s the difference between them

This is a quick video explaining the differences between hot process soap making and cold process soap making. Handmade Hot process soap versus handmade cold process soap. Which is better? You decide 😊

[@KDJInspires]

Girlfriend, Im one minute in and you are getting straight to the information I came for. Thank you!

[@carolinagirlcreationz7049]

This was super helpful. I buy homemade soaps and I feel that the cold press, despite the wait for them, makes my skin feel "cleaner". Meaning, I don't want my skin to feel slick after I rinse the soap off. (I used to be an Irish Spring girl if that helps. Lol!) This is a super informative video and was exactly what I was looking for to learn the difference in cold VS hot process soaps. Thank you so much! ❤️

[@pamelalundgren5945]

thank you I looked for an hour for this actual explanation! great video

[@serenapeterson8130]

Thank you for making and sharing this video. I've actually had this question as somebody who wants to start making soap and you've really helped me to decide which type I would prefer to make. I think I'm going to be a hot process soap kind of girl.

[@terryzillmann726]

Thank you so much. I am a new soap maker and that was my question. I loved your insight.

[@OffGridNorthIdaho]

Awesome video. This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

[@sudsnsatin]

I am a seasoned soaper and I'm in agreement with you. I prefer my HP soaps but I do make more CP soaps. With HP I like the fact that I can control the superfat, I think they're creamier and are just more luxurious. But I do enjoy the option to make "pretty" CP soaps and make more in less time.

[@amymarie7403]

Looks like I'm awfully late coming to this video, but, if you're around: does the HP making a creamier and more luxurious bar also mean that the bar disappears faster?

[@agirlagoat1193]

@amymarie7403 my hot process bars last just as long as cold process…I’ve never noticed a difference, but I realize the recipe must be taken into consideration.

[@amymarie7403]

@@agirlagoat1193 Thank you so much for this reply! And the video! I'm so interested in soap making and doing some investigating to find out where to start:)

[@lovereigns4017]

Very helpful. Thank you for sharing with this beginner.💖

[@woodland34cowlitz.saturn67]

Absolutely all my questions awncered thank you.🎉

[@ashleyalfred2412]

You’re amazing. Thank you for this video

[@gloriakeller5709]

Nicely done. Thank you!

[@maggibutler2571]

thank you for the explanation and very helpful

[@ramseyremedy3805]

Thank you. This was very helpful

[@Jcl46]

That was very helpful thanks

[@MyCraftyMind4U]

Thank you this was so very helpful 😊

[@cindyrandell8264]

Fabulous thanks for this information !

[@TheJunction360TV]

Nice Straight forward. Helpful

[@Ekozee94]

Your skin is beautiful!

[@helenellsworth9556]

I think hot process should be done in winter and cold process done in summer, makes sense to me

[@lifewithamberb]

Thank you so very much for this video

[@GrowingGoodHair]

Beautiful skin! 🌹

[@goal7779]

Thank you!

[@beautybird2668]

awesome video, very informative

[@mreinstein48]

I do prefer cold process; the bar is smoother : )

[@GoldGoddess1]

Thank You ❤

[@lynnedickinson7095]

Perfect thanks

[@zeniez3365]

Thank you.

[@MKpixelfan]

I have started looking into soap making and I have to say, melt and pour, hot, cold process etc....why can't we keep it simple people lol so much to learn!

[@dimyata]

Which of these two soaps: HOT or COLD, does the customer like more? Who has the greater advantage? Which of the two gives us more value for the final product?

[@bonnievelazquez6903]

Hey hun. New subscriber here. I love love love your channel. You're always so informative and super helpful..im so glad I found you. I wanted to ask you if you would make a video showing us your different suppliers and what kind of supplies you would need to start a soap business for both hot and cold process soap? I would really appreciate it. And thanks again for all the content you've made thus far. Have a great day!

[@777VIBRANT]

Thank you

[@GodzHarleyGirlStudio]

Thanks so much, very helpful! Love your video's. Hugz, Tree

[@agirlagoat1193]

GodzHarleyGirl Studio thank you! I love sharing I just gotta get comfortable in front of the camera. My thoughts go all over the place so hopefully with time the content will get better 😉

[@v.n.k4911]

can we control the ph in hot or cold pressed soaps... usually both types of soaps will have ph of around 9...can we reduce ph to neutral ?

[@nwenwelay825]

Thank you for sharing, people say that CP&Hp soap bars are not good for face , it that true?

[@stephanieme4405]

Can you heat it up and melt it again if it should congeal too soon?

[@christianvega8844]

I didn't want to click on this video You first impress from the thumbnail thought oh she probably an amature But no i was wrong ! Thank you so much i definatly prefer hot process haha But cold is so easy when im feeling lazy haha

[@agirlagoat1193]

Aww thank you!! Yeah, my KZbin game is weak. I just try to put out helpful info as I have time. I’m not good at editing or being fancy lol 😎

[@hsiaomingi77]

Hi! I would like to see more hp soap of cupcake soaps. You mad that was so beautiful...💕 I really like the video but I can’t find them.

[@agirlagoat1193]

hsiaomingi77 awwwww thank you! I had to delete that video because of the music playing in the background was copyrighted... I didn’t realize it would have been a problem. I’ll make a new HP cupcake soap video soon 😉

[@fjhaydn6047]

I hear that scents stay longer in HP

[@sexsiren26]

Very informative I've Been struggling between the 4 types of soap .the melt in pour is the easiest from the looks of the you tube videos.the hot process scares me with the boiling over .and two week's for the cold process ughh

[@charlesbutler1721]

Melt and poor contains chemicals. And I'm not just talking about the Lye

[@charlesbutler1721]

Also cold process takes 4 to 6 weeks to cure

[@Rhanibubble]

@@charlesbutler1721 what pls?

[@flofontanella1000]

Hi, I live in a very humid place (Miami Beach, FL), what do you recommend is better, Cold Process or Melt and Pour?

[@agirlagoat1193]

Hey! Not melt & pour. That is sensitive to humidity. I would say HP or CP would be fine just do a water discount & that will help

[@dianer6116]

Thank you for your video, I prefer HP never back to CP

[@agirlagoat1193]

Diane R I know! I wish I could increase my batch size of HP. 🤔❤️

[@dianer6116]

@@agirlagoat1193 Some use a big pan in oven. I make 1or 1½ pound in the microwave, I whip, swirl, add anything after cook and after 2 weeks it is hard. I'm not a seller, for family and gift.

[@christianvega8844]

@@agirlagoat1193 hobby hobby sells huge soap molds like 10 bars

[@jasonsykora5083]

I have been making HP for years and make in 5lb batches in a 6 quart crockpot that results into 16- 1" bars/ batch. CP is fun with the colorants and techniques but I really just stick to vegan essential oil scented soaps and only use clays, charcoal & micas to color and that pairs well with the HP. just stumbled on your videos and love them!

[@mabriz5364]

in hot processed soap, can you add just mixed (hot) lye water directly to oils in the crock or do they need to be within a certain temperature of eachother?

[@mskat2648]

MaBriz you heat up your oils /butter ,once melted you add your lye and water mixture. Nope temp. Is not needed

[@colleenmcbride3656]

I like to put my liquid and hard oils in the crock pot at the same time so the oil is all the same temperature, but I wait just until my silk to dissolved into the lye water before I add it to the melted oils.

[@ameezopvt.ltd.7309]

whick one is best for making soap hot or cold?

[@DianneElizabeth64]

Both. Depends on your preference & soap recipe

[@Misssha123]

Can u pls make more hp recipes

[@agirlagoat1193]

Yes I will 🤗

[@iBeautyiStyle]

Si what is melt and pour... hot process or cold?

[@agirlagoat1193]

Melt and pour is completely different. With melt and pour, it’s just that... you buy a block of soap from a manufacturer and melt it then add scent or color then pour it in a mold. You aren’t actually making the soap, but it is a creative process that a lot of people enjoy. I hope that helps

[@samihage1223]

Can I add distilled water to hot process soaps to Avoid drying, what about sodium lactate?

[@agirlagoat1193]

Absolutely. I just advise using warm water, stir in before you mold it. Same with SL.😉

[@samihage1223]

Hot process are firmer and harder

[@sourabhgambhir9323]

How to achieve 80% tfm(Total Fatty Matter) value in hot processed soap.

[@mehtarelingolien]

I'm deaf. Subtitles would be appreciated.

[@StealthJackson12B]

Wow you're beautiful! I don't see a ring either... may have to change that.