Soapmaking 101 with the Soap Queen
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How to Use and Thicken Liquid Soap Base
In episode 77 of Soapmaking 101 with the Soap Queen, Anne-Marie Faiola introduces listeners to the fascinating world of liquid soap making. The episode begins with a warm welcome and an overview of the process, emphasizing the various options available and the critical role of texture in creating high-quality liquid soap. Anne-Marie walks through the steps of diluting and thickening liquid soap, ensuring the right consistency for optimal use. She then discusses incorporating fragrances and essential oils to enhance the soap's appeal. The episode concludes with a wrap-up and a sponsor mention, offering inspiration for soapmakers to explore liquid soap crafting.
Key Points
- Using a premade liquid soap base or concentrated paste is a time-saving alternative to making liquid soap from scratch.
- To thicken liquid soap, you can use a salt water solution or liquid crothix, but it's crucial to add these in small amounts to avoid over-thickening.
- Fragrance and essential oils can naturally thicken liquid soap and may affect its clarity and color, so it's best to add them before using any thickening agents.
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