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Episode 37: Tea-Infused Oils in Soapmaking: Selection, Methods, and Benefits
In episode 37 of Soapmaking 101 with the Soap Queen, Anne-Marie Faiola introduces listeners to the art of tea-infused oils in soapmaking. The episode begins with a warm welcome and an overview of selecting oils, highlighting the benefits of tea infusion. Anne-Marie discusses the differences between cold and hot oil infusion methods, providing a detailed, step-by-step guide to creating a green tea oil infusion. She explains the role of tea-infused oils in enhancing soap properties and scents. The episode wraps up with engaging listener interactions and closing remarks, offering practical insights and inspiration for soapmakers interested in incorporating tea-infused oils into their creations.
Key Points
- Infusing oils with herbs such as chamomile can enhance their skin-calming properties and add a light scent.
- Both cold and hot oil infusions are effective methods, with cold infusions taking up to six weeks and hot infusions ready in as little as two hours.
- Tea-infused oils, whether from black or green tea leaves, are rich in antioxidants and add an extra luxurious feel to soaps, lotions, and balms.
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