Know Your Oils Before You Soap | Soaping101

Before you soap there are elements of the process that you should know. This #soaping101 video gives an overview of fatty acid properties and how they work (or don't work) with your recipes.
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[@iluminameluna]

You were my first soaping teacher, and I made my very first soap using your Bastile recipe for myself & my Nanny, hers I scented w/ lavender eo. She loved it so much she's asked for it every single year since (2014 was that 1st time!). I, being the loving daughter that I am (not that I'm addicted to soap making 🤭🧼😂😅), have done my best to make it for her every Summer! And extras for my sister-in-law and my nieces, in fun shapes (turkeys last year), ingredients from my garden like organic bananas & mangos, & scented w/ freesias from a tree that got some sort of infection so doesn't exist anymore. 😭 You've been an inspiration, and a sanity saver. Thank you from the bottom of my sudsy, soapy, heart! 💜

[@courtneygraham6719]

Awesome!! I literally just made my first CP soap tonight, and even though I have been studying soap making for about a year now, finding a good guide to oil properties has been excruciatingly frustrating. I really appreciate the time you took to break everything down and explain things in an easy to understand video!! Freaking priceless! You are fabulous!! Thank you😍😍😍😊

[@tonilarimore6079]

Seriously, this is great information. A good refresher for more experienced soapers and indispensable for newer ones.

[@larryfinfrock4857]

What a great starting place to learn about oils and their properties. Now I see why you use Bastile in so many of your soaping projects!

[@CincyShaves]

You have the most informative Channel about soaping. I'm hopefully going to start with just a Castile recipe. My daughter needs a gentle bar. Anyway, thank you for all of these gold mines.

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[@soaping101]

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[@medburyville40]

Wow....thank you so much. This was the best science lesson ever.

[@tassiegirl1991]

This is very very clear, concise and much appreciated, I have just started expanding my CP recipes using others kindly provided on their channels. I can now review these to work out why one uses just a two or three certain oils and one butter whilst another uses many oils and butters . I was too nervous to adapt more than exchange similar oil for another. This will help me gain a much better understanding. Thank you

[@men3emali6]

Ths so much Lady .find you so smart. Highly information and important as Base for soap product

[@kathysanchez5945]

That's super cool information...Thank you for sharing!!!

[@vampyresimmortalkiss]

Thanks Cathy! I'm in AZ and it's finally cooling off here, so I can get back into my studio to start soaping. Hate summer months because I can't work. Yay winter! Have a awesome day!

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Thank you so much for the clear education on soap making!

[@soaping101]

You are so welcome!

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This was the best video I watched all day. You explained complex chemical characteristics in a clear and comprehensible way. You just made my day. My brain feels so much healthier. I going to subscribe to your channel. 2020 just got better for me. Thank you.

[@celesteelijah2515]

Wow! Thank you so much for the explanations I understand so much better now!

[@trevorsheehan1757]

If acid got in your eye would you get up with Visual Impairment?

[@Back2GoodOG]

Best soap making video ever! ❤

[@soaping101]

Glad you think so!

[@jayjan8650]

Very informative video. I do appreciate. Just let me know. How to stop bar soap crackers. Some time its cracked. Which ingredients to use during plodder machine to make a and how to stop the Cracks in bar soap in both weather. Thanks 👍

[@DarciKin]

Thank you 🙏

[@Leah_Tewari]

Thank you so much! I’m a soaper and I always find your videos so informative and helpful. 💖🙏🏽

[@karenb3857]

This video about oils was fantastic!!!!

[@Luna-oo4fs]

Very nice thanx 🙏🌷

[@eugeniebakker881]

Thank You. This was to the point and I honestly wish I knew this beforehand.😁

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Thank you so much!!! Your charts are beautiful and easy to understand. Made my day!!!

[@MultiGreena]

Definitely the best lesson ever! Thanks 😊

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[@jacindabuckles3716]

Excellent video jammed packed full of helpful information! Thank you for sharing.

[@bathadda]

Hi dear thanks for the lovely info..... I try to take care of all still many a times my soaps in end gets gelling texture and starts melting.... Can u guide me why is that please

[@omsinghchouhan4882]

Great

[@sisteremm6003]

MashaAllah. Thank you so much for this. This is very helpful.

[@zixeiyun786]

Can you add a link to where you get your numbers for the acid makeup of the oils? It would be a big help to me.

[@shubhadak659]

Great information

[@soaping101]

Glad it was helpful!

[@trishmccabe3748]

Thank you so much for being so giving!

[@patriciacampos8888]

Muchísimas Gracias por su generosa entrega de conocimientos ❤️❤️❤️

[@brendapadgett2542]

Thank you for your info. I learned so much from you

[@patriciagarcia2766]

Love to know about this! Thank you.

[@grinchlette]

I love this!! Thank you!!

[@Mumsy_Soap]

Great info. Thanks for sharing

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[@Qamar_Luna]

Very useful.. Thx alot

[@MyCraftyMind4U]

Thank you so much 😊

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Tnx so much, so helpful

[@anashany5540]

What should be the right ratio of oleic acid or linoleic acid to be suitable for either oily or dry skin? I knew that high oleic acid is good for dry skin while linoleic acid is for oily but how can i read that on soap calc?

[@anashany5540]

Anither question please Can l use whatever kind of oils in the main recipe making zero superfat and then add my superfat of oil of my choice according the target type of skin? For example adding 50 gm of grapeseed oil or argan oil per kilo for oily skin and in other case add 50 gm of avocado oil or any butter for dry skin.thank you

[@RaviRanjan-yu4oz]

Mam ! very valuable session. Is there any mechanism to harden the soap after 1 day dried up process of soap, if the soap has not hardened perfectly ?

[@soaping101]

All soap can be used immediately after the saponification process is complete. But for a harder, longer lasting bar you should cure the soap until the bar stops losing weight. Usually, 2 weeks.

[@RaviRanjan-yu4oz]

@@soaping101 Thank you Mam. Would you please explain pure milk soap preparation mechanism?

[@shahzaibnazir4240]

Hi, I'm Shahzaib. I need your help to make soaps. I'm facing a problem with soap. It was hard too quickly before proper blending I used Olive Oil 40% Coconut Oil 25% Palm oil. 35% with 5 % super fat I changed recipes many times. But the same problem occurs. Hard too quickly What can I do???

[@santoshmengde5061]

In CP soap, should I use extra light colored olive oil or extra virgin dark coloured olive oil? Please guide.❤️

[@soaping101]

Either is fine. They essentially have the same fatty acid profile. The difference is how the olives are processed into oil.

[@terryc.3263]

Hi, do you sell your soaps?

[@darbo5975]

What would happen if you added SLSA to cp soap?

[@soaping101]

You would have something similar to a drug store soap bar. Many commercial manufacturers add bubbling and foaming agents to enhance the consumer experience. People equate bubbles to cleansing.

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