Soapmaking 101 with the Soap Queen
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Single Oil Cold Process Soap Lather Tests
In episode 74 of Soapmaking 101 with the Soap Queen, Anne-Marie Faiola delves into the creative world of customizing cold process soap and experimenting with single oil soaps. The episode kicks off with a warm welcome and introduction, setting the stage for a deep dive into the soapmaking process. Anne-Marie shares insights on preparation and lather test results, providing a comprehensive overview of how different oils impact soap characteristics. She reveals surprising outcomes and personal favorites, offering a unique perspective on crafting personalized soaps. The episode wraps up with listener feedback, encouraging continued exploration and creativity in soapmaking.
Key Points
- Different oils used in cold process soapmaking significantly impact the final product's lather, hardness, and skin feel.
- Coconut oil creates a large, fluffy lather and leaves a squeaky clean feel, whereas olive oil results in a small, dense lather that can become sticky.
- Sweet almond oil unexpectedly produced a large, fluffy lather, making it a favorite among testers, while jojoba oil failed to lather and left a greasy film on the skin.
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