Soapmaking 101 with the Soap Queen
All the fundamentals of making cold process soap from scratch with lye and oil; make all natural sustainable soap from scratch for yourself of start a side hustle selling soap.
Guest Post: Exfoliants in Soap
In episode 126 of Soapmaking 101 with the Soap Queen, Anne-Marie Faiola welcomes listeners to an exploration of exfoliants in soapmaking, alongside highlights from a recent conference. The episode provides a comprehensive overview of preparing the lye and oil mixture, a crucial step in cold process soapmaking. Anne-Marie then delves into the art of layering soaps with exfoliants and natural colorants, offering tips for achieving beautiful results. Listeners are treated to a showcase of finished soaps and insights from conference attendees. The episode concludes with a dose of inspiration and additional resources for soapmakers eager to expand their craft.
Key Points
- Exfoliants like Bamboo Powder, Walnut Shells, and Rosehip Powder can add unique textures and visual appeal to handmade soaps.
- Layering different exfoliants in soap can create visually striking and multi-textured bars, enhancing both aesthetic and functional qualities.
- Using a variety of exfoliants, such as Adzuki Bean Powder and Almond Flour, allows soap makers to offer a range of exfoliation levels, from mild to more intense scrubs.
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